Why I left SGI and Turned to Jesus
– By Andrew Fisher Forward by the Webmaster: I was very surprised when my cyberspace Christian friend, Andrew from the UK, told me he was… Read More »Why I left SGI and Turned to Jesus
– By Andrew Fisher Forward by the Webmaster: I was very surprised when my cyberspace Christian friend, Andrew from the UK, told me he was… Read More »Why I left SGI and Turned to Jesus
I was profoundly touched by this testimony of how a young man rose above Job like afflictions to become a wonderful witness of the Gospel… Read More »Testimonial of a man who rose above afflications and heartbreak
John Lennox is an Irish mathematician and philosopher of science who is Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford. He’s also a Bible believing… Read More »John Lennox Vs. Richard Dawkins Debate
Walls of snow along road in Japan February 1, 2011: I started out very well with the first ride on my trip to Noda city… Read More »Niigata to Kanto – tramatic 4th 2011 hitchhike adventure
A Muslim meets Jesus Christ, the Son of God, in prison! I was really touched by this young man’s message. I showed it to the… Read More »A Muslim’s testimonial of conversion to faith in Christ
I get numerous emails about articles on my websites, especially the Deep Truths site, the one I worked the hardest on since year 2004. Rather… Read More »Email exchange with a man who follows Darwinian evolution
June, 21, 2009: Today is my 59th birthday. I went to one of my favorite traffic lights to hitchhike to downtown Niigata City to meet… Read More »Hitchhiking to town
I hitchhiked to Hamamatsu city in Shizuoka Prefecture to bring a laptop PC to my friend Maria and teach her how to use it. It’s… Read More »Adventure from Niigata to Hamamatsu City in Shizuoka
I had a fantastic 10 day trip traveling 1460 kilometers in 28 vehicles during the Japanese holiday season from April 29 to May 5th known… Read More »Hitchhiking during Golden Week, 2009
Ikebukero is one of the large commercial centers in Tokyo with one of the busiest train stations. I intended to spend the night with a friend in Ikebukero so that I could easily go from there the next day to the American Embassy to renew my passport. It’s been ten years since I got the passport in Hawaii.
The first driver was a off duty policeman who specializes in the Japanese mafia known as the “Yakuza“. I hear these days the Yakuza are not very powerful. I hardly see them anymore. The Chinese and Russian mafia have taken over.
Read More »Hitchhike adventure to Ikebukero