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The swarm of killer bees mysteriously moved on after a day in the mango tree.  Not sure what they're looking for, but hopeful that they ...

You're washing dishes and hear a peculiar almost electronic hum, but there are no electronics around, so you walk out to see what is hap...

The same book referenced below ( Foundations of African Traditional Religion and Worldview, by Ysusfu Turabi) shed light on a conversation w...

A few weeks back we entitled a post "arbitrariness and stress", about the experience of crossing borders and being stopped by poli...

This phrase popped up in our kid cartoon movie last night (Meet the Robinsons . . ).  But Jesus actually said it first, in John 8 . . . the ...

From a news report yesterday:   The African continent is no stranger to humanitarian disasters. Climatic changes, war, financial hardship an...

A massive rain storm swept in this afternoon, catching me at home between hospital rounds and chapel.  After half an hour of relentless pour...

Three hundred chicks, in a mud-walled and screened shelter, Jack helping our agricultural extension workers under John's supervision to ...

Occasionally, the stars align...and the health care system in Bundibugyo works. Today, I (Scott) received a call from Jennifer who relaye...

When we moved to Bundibugyo, we joked that we would stay here until frozen chickens came to Nyahuka.  This was a way of gauging development:...