Seeking a Sound Baptist Seminary in the U.S. — and Possibly a Christian Home

[John of Japan]

In fact, if you know 3 Chinese words, you are a genius IMO

Pai Lum Kun (白龍拳), Fukien dialect for "White Dragon Fist," the name of a style of Gung Fu (功夫, "trained strength") I trained in. I have also trained in Tan Tui (彈腿, "Springing Leg"), Hsing I (形意, "Form of Will") and some other styles.

 

[John of Japan]

Thank you for sharing that. It's genuinely encouraging to hear how the Lord has provided for you and your students. I’m also fully prepared to work hard and trust God every step of the way.


The main reason I’m pursuing a full-ride scholarship isn’t to avoid working or stretch grace, it’s because of the U.S. visa process. International students are typically required to show proof of full financial support before they’re even granted a visa. A promise to work or even a strong work ethic isn’t enough legally. Unless I can show either a scholarship, an affidavit of support, or a substantial bank balance, I likely won’t be allowed to enter the country.


So for me, a full ride isn’t about ease, it’s about access. Once there, I’m willing to work on campus, volunteer, or serve in any way needed. But first, I need to clear the door that lets me in.

I understand. May God lead you.

 

[Marooncat79]

Pai Lum Kun (白龍拳), Fukien dialect for "White Dragon Fist," the name of a style of Gung Fu (功夫, "trained strength") I trained in. I have also trained in Tan Tui (彈腿, "Springing Leg"), Hsing I (形意, "Form of Will") and some other styles.

Hahaha. Show off

 

[Marooncat79]

Ni hao

Tsitsi

Bu yong xie

 

[John of Japan]

Hahaha. Show off

"Copy and paste" is a cool function.