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Yesterday was our third quarterly Kwejuna Project food distribution of the year, and though we prepared for a substantial spike in the n...

Single women are the strong backbone of our team.  Yesterday four of them sat on a bench together at chapel (the 5th strong woman, Heidi,  w...

There is a heavy physical cloud over Bundibugyo this morning, the kind that brings thick humid air and dim morning light, the kind that slow...

A nice piece advocating for Melen and recognizing Jonah's sacrifice for his home and his country. Read it here .

It was a privilege to have three extra WHM kids with us over the weekend: Tim who grew up in Granada where his parents are the Spain team ...

Back from the weekend, and thankful for prayers. Moving 29 people in 5 vehicles from two countries and on different schedules, all to c...

Last night we began the goodbye process, with pizza and presents and . . . a sort of a square dance to "She'll be coming 'round...

God has been so good to us in the process of inviting two educational consultants to Christ School.  The idea for this process came from our...

Burials occur in Bundibugyo on a daily basis. And attendance at burials is an extremely important part of the culture. I don't feel t...

The children on the pediatric ward are like the proverbial canaries in the mine shaft, small and vulnerable, the first to show signs of impe...