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Tiffany Berkowitz is something. The youngest leader on our July '09 World Race, she is on a roll in Swaziland. This is probably the first time I've po...
Kari Miller is a friend who has developed a deep sense of community with a group of widows in Uganda. One of her best friends from that group, a widow...
In yesterday's blog, I challenged readers to take a look at the narrowness of their worldview. But how do we even know what's narrow and what's not? T...
We are way too parochial in America. We grow up speaking only English, thinking that ours is the only fishbowl to swim in, immersed in a culture w...
Our work in Africa continually overwhelms us. The issues of life and death are so immediate there. This morning I read a report from from Tiffany Berk...
Nsoko, Swaziland is the most pain-filled place on earth I know. In a country where 45% of adults have the HIV virus, the people of Nsoko have an infec...
After encouraging my readers to more actively consider marriage in yesterday's blog, I thought a good follow-up blog might be in order. This article b...
I remember as a senior in college being greatly perplexed by the issue of marriage and its timing. Although I was head over heels in love with Karen, ...
Slowly, over a period of years, I'm learning about my children's generation. I'm seeing their great potential and the areas where they struggle. Here'...
Many of you have been wondering what happened with some of the missions photo contest pictures. Well, the folks at the YouthWorker Journal were kin...
