Comments for Belonging Challenge: Help 1 Person http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge Give a sense of belonging to 1 person. An experiment in compassionate social action. Tue, 25 May 2010 01:18:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by I http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-104 I Tue, 25 May 2010 01:18:10 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-104 Ready! Ready!

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by Liliana http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-103 Liliana Sun, 25 Apr 2010 12:05:29 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-103 Yes, somehow I am ready, I stumbled upon this blog and realized that the first step to get answers is making the right questions. I want to share this challenge with my son who's also of mixed heritage. Yes, somehow I am ready, I stumbled upon this blog and realized that the first step to get answers is making the right questions. I want to share this challenge with my son who’s also of mixed heritage.

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by How to help TCKid | TCKID 2.0 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-101 How to help TCKid | TCKID 2.0 Wed, 03 Mar 2010 07:56:10 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-101 [...] Take the Belonging Challenge: Help 1 person find a sense of belonging [...] [...] Take the Belonging Challenge: Help 1 person find a sense of belonging [...]

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by Wendy http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-92 Wendy Wed, 28 Oct 2009 11:46:19 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-92 I am a domestic TCK. What a revelation. I am ready. I am a domestic TCK. What a revelation. I am ready.

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by Tsung Lung Shyu http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-91 Tsung Lung Shyu Mon, 19 Oct 2009 21:33:45 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-91 Hi there! I am committed, but I do not know where to find these people! It seems that most of my friends in Germany, where I am living now, are secure with their own identity! I am the lost one here! haha! I was born in Taiwan, raised in Panama (and for five years in Taiwan in between). Later moved to England for studies and now living in Germany for more studies. Home is however now located in Brazil where my family are living. Shelter, apart from Germany, is now Italy where my sister is living. I identify with people who are compassionate and loving. I am especially orientated towards buddhist, confucianistic and taoist values. Grewing up in the western world, having at the same time a strict traditionalist educations, cultural clashes and confusions were the result. I am now however more sure of my values, more faith in my values, which makes me stiller, calmer. Hi there!

I am committed, but I do not know where to find these people! It seems that most of my friends in Germany, where I am living now, are secure with their own identity! I am the lost one here! haha!

I was born in Taiwan, raised in Panama (and for five years in Taiwan in between). Later moved to England for studies and now living in Germany for more studies. Home is however now located in Brazil where my family are living. Shelter, apart from Germany, is now Italy where my sister is living.

I identify with people who are compassionate and loving. I am especially orientated towards buddhist, confucianistic and taoist values. Grewing up in the western world, having at the same time a strict traditionalist educations, cultural clashes and confusions were the result. I am now however more sure of my values, more faith in my values, which makes me stiller, calmer.

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by Keith http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-82 Keith Sat, 27 Jun 2009 00:12:40 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-82 I'm with you Brice! Will surely spread this awesome link out for more to join in. And I 'll surely tell my 3 TCKs know about this great site for them. we are currently in Port Coquitlam, lowermainland of Vancouver. I’m with you Brice! Will surely spread this awesome link out for more to join in. And I ‘ll surely tell my 3 TCKs know about this great site for them. we are currently in Port Coquitlam, lowermainland of Vancouver.

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by Inge http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-81 Inge Fri, 22 May 2009 08:16:16 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-81 Ok this will be a real challenge as i live in a small rural town in New Zealand where things are "the same as they ever were" so a real challenge for any TCK, however there are new comers to the area and i will target them. Hope to connect with Ute - also in NZ. Ok this will be a real challenge as i live in a small rural town in New Zealand where things are “the same as they ever were” so a real challenge for any TCK, however there are new comers to the area and i will target them.
Hope to connect with Ute – also in NZ.

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by Einar Belck-Olsen http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-80 Einar Belck-Olsen Thu, 21 May 2009 13:22:12 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-80 Yes, I'm ready. I've been reaching out for many years, so I guess it's time to get the formalities in order. I'm a MK, or TCK, from Norway. I grew up in Perú and my family and the other families (many of with are missionarys) in our local christian fellowship her in Norway help immigrants and foreigners all the time. I haven't decided who or how many I'm going to challange yet, but I'm meeting a bunch of TCKs and missionays on sunday. I should at least get one of them to join in the challange. Yes, I’m ready.

I’ve been reaching out for many years, so I guess it’s time to get the formalities in order. I’m a MK, or TCK, from Norway. I grew up in Perú and my family and the other families (many of with are missionarys) in our local christian fellowship her in Norway help immigrants and foreigners all the time.

I haven’t decided who or how many I’m going to challange yet, but I’m meeting a bunch of TCKs and missionays on sunday. I should at least get one of them to join in the challange.

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by Ute http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-79 Ute Thu, 21 May 2009 04:53:04 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-79 Yes, I'm ready!!! It's going to be very exciting! What a great challenge. I want to reach non-english speaking TCKs and ATCKs (yes, they exist!) and give them a chance to get to know about this fantastic community (tckid!!) and all the belonging that comes with it. I am an ATCK, currently living in NZ. I was born in Germany (what is also my passport country and even though both, my father and mother, are German I don't feel really connected to that cutlure at all...), grew up in Venezuela, then back to Germany. Since leaving high school I lived in Japan, Bolivia, South Korea and now New Zealand. Even though NZ is not my 'home' (in the sense of belonging) I made it my 'base' in this world. Hope to also connect to many TCKs living in NZ! Yes, I’m ready!!! It’s going to be very exciting! What a great challenge. I want to reach non-english speaking TCKs and ATCKs (yes, they exist!) and give them a chance to get to know about this fantastic community (tckid!!) and all the belonging that comes with it.
I am an ATCK, currently living in NZ. I was born in Germany (what is also my passport country and even though both, my father and mother, are German I don’t feel really connected to that cutlure at all…), grew up in Venezuela, then back to Germany. Since leaving high school I lived in Japan, Bolivia, South Korea and now New Zealand. Even though NZ is not my ‘home’ (in the sense of belonging) I made it my ‘base’ in this world. Hope to also connect to many TCKs living in NZ!

]]> Comment on Your First Mission: Break the Ice And Make a Public Commitment by Maayan http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/welcome-to-the-belonging-challenge/comment-page-2/#comment-78 Maayan Wed, 29 Apr 2009 10:34:38 +0000 http://www.briceroyer.com/challenge/?p=3#comment-78 Hey, so here is a little about me. I a TCK. My background is so mixed i dont even know were to start. i am currently studing in the UK. and when ever people ask me 'so are you going home for the holidays?' i have to think which home and if that place still qualifies as home... basically cant name one place thats home but I am beginning to imbracing my international hertige. :) Hey,
so here is a little about me.
I a TCK. My background is so mixed i dont even know were to start. i am currently studing in the UK. and when ever people ask me ‘so are you going home for the holidays?’ i have to think which home and if that place still qualifies as home…
basically cant name one place thats home but I am beginning to imbracing my international hertige.
:)

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