Here is my own imaginary caption of the scene from one of Create International's animations: Eve says, “Adam, would you hold my hand please. My hand is cold.” “No, Eve. I cannot for the sake of contextualization.” The cow next to them is thinking ‘What is Adam talking about?!’ And you might be thinking same thing too! Last year, one of my tasks at Create Taiwan was to re-edit this animation we made for specific people group in China to reach a different people group in Vietna

I'm usually the interviewer for these staff and student features, but I wanted to participate as an interviewee as well! Usually in this part of the blog entry I put an introduction of the person I'm interviewing. Well, my name is Kyla Wiebe, and I've been with Create for a total of three years so far. Here are my thoughts on the SoCAM, art, and serving God through art. Q: Where are you from? When did you become an artist? A: I grew up in a small town in Manitoba, Canada, tho

As I entered the gate for my final flight to Taiwan in March, 2016, I knew there was a chance I’d meet one of my fellow staff members: Andrew, whom I hadn't met before. I scanned the crowd. Nobody quite looked… American enough. But wait! Who was that, sitting at a bench and staring at me in a “should I know you?” kind of way? I did a few surreptitious double takes, then finally we approached each other and I asked, “…are you Andrew?” Andrew and I both staffed the 2016 SoCAM,

Those of you who have been following the SoCAM on Facebook will know that recently we went to our target location to do the field assignment research for our annual animation project. I could go on and on about our various adventures (and misadventures!), such as scaling Poem mountain, or crawling through caves, or getting sneak peeks of traditional water puppet shows, but in the interest of being concise, I'll just give you the highlights. We went on this trip to record the