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Tag Archives: IAB

Two jobs equals headaches, but joy trumps the pain!

So I’ve taught my two classes for four weeks now. Life is really busy, and I’m seeing the stress on my body in the form of extra headaches. That said, I’m seeing so much good in being around the students more. They’re such an awesome bunch. And the double-time work is just for a short…

February 28, 2012 in Expat Life, Youth Ministry.

A week in the life of a youth worker in Beijing

I am frequently asked what a “typical day” looks like for me. I never know what to say. It’s a legitimate question, and I appreciate the interest in what I do. While youth work is the most natural thing in the world to me, I understand that many of you have no idea how it…

January 16, 2012 in China Stories, Expat Life, Youth Ministry.

Church on the beach, Chair skating, and Cardboard shantytowns

Hello all, Well well well, I haven’t been good with stories lately, have I? I shall have to make up for it here. But first, a quick rundown on all the busyness that has kept me from writing thus far! Youth work continues to be crazy busy, and I love it! I love visiting IAB…

March 31, 2011 in Cambodia Stories, China Stories, Travel Stories, Youth Ministry.

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Tanya Crossman

Tanya Crossman

Intercultural trainer and consultant. Writer, researcher, and advocate specialising in support for TCKs, CCKs, and cross-cultural families. Author of "Misunderstood: The Impact of Growing Up Overseas in the 21st Century".

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