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More Pain for the Congo "Fierce fighting between government and rebel forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo has caused a humanitar...

We are directed to focus on the needs of each day, one at a time. Richard, whose body is riddled with painful tumors, being sent to the b...

This is a week of remembrance, and several glimpses of the orchestration of a light-clothed heaven-stretching Being, working above and bey...

October marked our fifteen year anniversary of living in Uganda. As the month draws to a close I was thinking about this, about the chang...

Peace Like a River, by Leif Enger, is one of our favorite all-time books.  Jack is currently reading it, and left it on our bed (ever a f...

From today's Ugandan newspaper (New Vision) with a front page picture of a car smashed by a bus:   According to Police records, the de...

On the rebound from across-two-country parenting, and back to the almost-parenting we lamely offer our sponsored boys. We got a call thi...

Psalm 40 echoes the verses from Micah which God put on my heart earlier in the week, was the text Heidi chose for prayer meeting on Weds, w...

Heidi wrote a post weeks ago, reflecting on a movie which referred to respect for the marines because they are the guys standing on the wal...

Luke called to say that he met with the orthopedic surgeon today, and was at least cleared to begin practicing again. He's supposed to ...