F and K are praying through a possible field change and the challenges that will result. They are also walking through some difficult times with teammates. Despite the situation, the team is experiencing good team dynamics, unity, and sweet times of fellowship.

Steve Hong shared the following in a recent newsletter. The movie “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” features an elaborate fight scene on a San Francisco city bus. That’s not just any random bus line; that line (the 1 line) and the one it replaced (the 55 line) represents years of advocacy for Chinese people.

Rainbow Missions’ visually impaired college students graduated this summer! Having gone through the pandemic, their learning experience was much more challenging than for other visually impaired students who had graduated in previous years.

From Alameda County Foster Parent Association: Dear BACBC, Just sending a note of thanks for all you do and continue to bless the children and families of Alameda County Foster care. Although I am a bit late with sending this card, the appreciation is always there.

Led by Pastor Anthony Chan, the jnX team served at the “Trust is the Answer” worship meeting in March. Their sharing of personal struggles, experiences, and journeys regarding coming to fully trusting God deeply touched and encouraged those in attendance.

Matt Hayashida serves with Servant Partners’ Mobilization team to disciple and equip the next generation of urban missionaries. He is also a staff member at Hope Community Church in East Los Angeles where he works in the youth ministry. Matt took 14 youth on a retreat and one girl decided to give her life to Christ.