• From Vietnam: The amazing story of 30 blind students
  (March 22, 2012)
  This story of a visit to the Warming House, a school for 30 blind students in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, is written by Nguyen to Duc Linh. She is personal assistant to Grace Mishler, a program volunteer working in Vietnam through the Church of the Brethren Global Mission and Service. This article is edited with help from Betty Kelsey, a member of Mishler’s Mission Support Team.
• Wonder stick: An interview with Grace Mishler
  (December 14, 2011)
  This interview with Grace Mishler, Brethren member serving in Vietnam with support from the denomination’s Global Mission and Service office, is by Vietnamese journalist Löu Vaên Ñaït. It originally appeared Nov. 15, 2011, in English in the “Vietnam News Outlook” social section. The visually impaired struggle to be more independent by using a white cane that allows them to better integrate into society. “With my cane, I feel more independent in Vieät Nam. It’s my best friend here,” says American Grace Mishler, who works as a consultant at the HCM City University of Social Sciences and Humanities.

Gracious Moments: Newsletter from Vietnam

Posted by Grace Mishler on March 2, 2012
Categories: Vietnam
This quarter was filled with many unplanned, spirit-led happenings that occurred because of the support of Global Mission Partnerships, the local Mission Support Team and local congregations.
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Update from Grace Mishler: March 2011

Posted by Grace Mishler on March 8, 2011
Categories: Vietnam
The Ho Chi Minh City disabilities social media leader called and asked for my support of a fellow Chia Hoa Catholic District Diocese social media member. Since we view social media as a tool of evangelization and church renewal, one of our commitments is to support social media members whom experience a death in the family.
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