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2009 Thanksgiving Retreat in Berkeley, CA

Posted on December 3rd, 2009 by sarahsong in Life At Koinonia

A few weeks ago some of us including 12 UT-Austin students packed our bags and flew all the way to the Bay Area in California to join our Gracepoint Berkeley, Davis and Hsinchu churches and participate in the 2009 Thanksgiving Retreat. It was exciting to see all of our friends and mentors whom we missed so much, but it was even more exciting to have some of our students go with us and see first-hand the kind of community that sent some of us out one and a half years ago to start this church plant in Texas.

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If you could visit Berkeley and Northern California…

Posted on October 14th, 2009 by Henry in Polls, Uncategorized

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Tags: Berkeley, Polls

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Early Predictions: Cal vs. UT

Posted on September 22nd, 2009 by Henry in Polls

Cal and Texas have scheduled to play each other in football in 2015 and 2016. 2015 game will be in Austin and 2016 will be in Berkeley. We are taking early predictions on the outcome when the teams meet…

In 2015, when Cal comes to UT for the first meeting between the two football programs, what do you predict will be the most likely outcome?

Cal will be by then the ‘new’ USC and will dominate UT and it will be over by halftime.
Cal and UT will play even throughout until one of the teams pull it out in the last 2 minutes of the 4th quarter. This will prove to be a quandary for the bandwagoners Maurice, Henry and Wesker b/c they will root for whichever team is ahead causing people to be confused as they notice them cheering wildly and giving high fives to the fans of both teams.
UT will dominate and will be a sad day for the Koinonia staff, particularly Bryan, Del and Manny to the point where the Koinonia students will be slightly embarrassed to even cheer openly b/c of the total thrashing done to the CAL bears.
This game will not register on the radar by then as both teams will have lost their luster as national programs.
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