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Dear Friends who Pray, The first of May finds Scott in Southern Sudan, hopefully Bor, though we have had little communication during the ne...

Harriet Thungu will die today.  I made a decision I have rarely been willing to make and the weight of it combined with the grief of defeat ...

Remembering old songs my mom used to sing, from her own childhood and maybe related to WW2 romantic separations, the theme being that the mo...

Today Bundibugyo celebrated International Women’s Day, about two months late, but better late than never.  Uganda was launching an awareness...

Some people asked for an update, I know I’ve been reluctant because I keep hoping that I’ll have a dramatic praise to report.  The fact that...

The home alone report:  about a third of the way through the long stretch.  Only a snippet of news from Sudan confirming safe arrival, heat,...

We prayed through Psalm 94 this morning—which in the Message includes the phrase “providing a circle of quiet within the clamor of evil”.  T...

Last night as we put the kids to bed, there was significant unhappiness expressed about the fact that Scott is traveling to Sudan for almost...

Harriet continues to struggle on that line between life and death.  Every morning I arrive at the hospital hoping for news of a miracle, but...

Link here http://scotticcus.blogspot.com/ to read team mate Scott Ickes’ poetic reflections on the struggles of the weekend here.