My siblings and I were raised in Hong Kong as missionary kids. We grew up in a home where cross cultural missions were part of our daily life. I graduated from high school in 1974 and returned to the States to go to college. A few short years later, I bought a copy of "The Peace Child" and read it

Don Richardson influenced my life in a similar way that Dr. Ralph Winter impacted me. Don Richardson continues to impact and influence my life through one of his very close disciples, Mr. Bob Sjogren of Unveiling Glory Ministries (see http://www.unveilinglory.com/) I highly recommend Bob's ministry,

I was 24 years old in 1984 when I picked up a copy of PEACE CHILD at a Missions Conference at People’s Church in Toronto. I was enthralled from the first sentence. Nothing in my world could prepare me for this story. I had no understanding of the concept of " redemptive analogy". Then I disc

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I just want to say that his story inspired me as a young Bible College student studying missions. Today the impact continues as I share the story of the Peace Child, and Don's story to my own students in the Introduction to Global Missions class that I teach. These students lives continue to be impa

From our first meeting when he taught me in Perspectives in 1988 to our last, a few years ago in South Africa, Don Richardson educated, inspired, befriended, and championed me. His books and teaching guided our approach to thorny terminology as we brought the Good News to Mongolians in the early 199

Hi Don. I was really excited to find out you were receiving the Lifetime Service Award from Missio Nexus and had so hoped to meet you in September. But perhaps by then, you will be seeing Jesus, which way cooler than me getting to see you! :-) But I didn't want to miss the opportunity to thank you f