Religion 
Special-Needs Orphans Get Loving Care at Zhengzhou Foster Home
(6)April 27, 2014
One has no arms. Another has no ears. Others have spina bifida, Down syndrome and cerebral palsy. None have parents. These are some of the children I saw during my visit to Swallow’s Nest, a group of four foster homes for special-needs children in Zhengzhou. It’s the kind of place that gives even a… Read More ›
Surrounded by Rubble and Atheism, Chinese Celebrate Easter Sunday
I went to church on Easter Sunday, which is noteworthy because I’m an agnostic Jew living in an officially atheist country. Out of curiosity, I joined my fellow teachers Amos and Jennifer at a non-denominational Christian church a few miles from our university in Zhengzhou. The church is surrounded by piles of rubble from recently… Read More ›
Stranger in a Strange Land 