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2007 is a big year in our family:  Scott and I already celebrated our 20th anniversary.  But since we were married the year that both sets o...

We headed out to the airport this morning with Stu and Ruth Ann Batstone, big hugs and much thanks, even from our kids, as if we had been fa...

Life in the city:  throbbing, dusty, colorful, congested.  We’re in Kampala for a few days of errands.  A typical list might look like: Go ...

The week in Jinja was all we hoped for.  Physically we had great rest, away from the constant press of needs and sorrow that weighs us down ...

(from our prayer update) The summer ends for us in Bundibugyo tomorrow, and the last week has been full.  Thanks so much for your prayers f...

Pat’s dear young friend M. died today, just after midnight.  She was 26 years old, a widowed mother of two little girls.  Pat (and we!) met ...

Yesterday can only be described as :  full.  After the usual morning chaos of getting everyone up, ready, breakfasts and lunches to go . . ....

Stu and Ruth Ann Batstone testify to the Gospel by sharing their experiences with parenting, and drawing parents to see themselves as sinner...

Here are some impressions of Southern Sudan, if one is even allowed to have impressions in only three days of travel  . . . A vast, green, f...

He says “Thanks for your prayer.  Everything went well on my side.  At least I was able to finish very well.  Have a good day!” Just wanted...