This is our family Christmas card to wish you a Merry Christmas this year!
12 days before Christmas Eve
Today is that magical numerological date in history 12/12/12 and at 12:12:12 I was sitting down for lunch at a place called Chef Chen because a friend suggested it via Yelp. Where were you? As Christmas 2012 draws near, the Chuang family [ . . . ]
OC Christmas Tour 2011 recap
We had a most memorable Christmas this year as a family, having family time together _and_ family time with the Family of God, as we took an OC Christmas tour all over Orange County to attend Christmas week worship services at a [ . . . ]
Going to 11 churches for Christmas 2011
We love Christmas yes we do, we love Christmas how ’bout you? Worshiping Jesus is what Christmas is all about, and in Orange County there are many worship times serve many people. And it’s even possible to worship at 11 different churches [ . . . ]
Merry Christmas 2010
Merry Christmas one and all! As befitting of a world that is more and more seamlessly online and offline, ever connected screen to screen, here’s a few of the best finds — wrapped together in a YouTube Playlist — of the season [ . . . ]
on Christmas Eve
Yes, it is Christmas Eve, and I am out of ideas for how many other ways to say Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays. So I’m keeping it simple and short, and wishing you a Merry Christmas. Watch the video in 30 seconds [ . . . ]
a Merry Christmas from me to you
This video powered by Tokbox.com — it’s pronounced “talk”-”box”. Don’t mispronounce it like I did.
can Christmas bring people together?
Christmas celebrates the coming of Christ into the world. Jesus shows us what God is really like, and shows us what He wants for people. “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.” (Luke 2:14) Jesus [ . . . ]
Christmastime is review time
It’s that time of year, when all of us look back at (some) highlights of the year 2007, and to celebrate Christmas holidays too. If your inbox resembles anything like mine, with lots of unread emails and Inbox Zero hasn’t become a [ . . . ]







