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This little one has improved enough from his severe gastroenteritis to hold up a packet of ORS.  He represents one of the hundred kids we...

In a week of nervous, frequent checks of the news, of edgy unsettled questions, it is sometimes hard to remember that life goes on.  When t...

This was my daily reading for yesterday, Psalm 94.  There is an end to evil.  We ask HOW LONG, but though it delays, justice comes with sur...

In the wake of Westgate, we have understandably heard the attack reported along the lines of a Muslim/anti-Christian script.  The majority ...

This was written as a group in the Senior English class: A Cry to the Heavens An elegy by the Senior Class, Rift Valley Academy...

Dear students and friends, As we all process and grieve the tragic events of this past week near our home, I have heard a couple of you sa...

Not Westgate, which is still a crime scene, heavily shrouded in secrecy and collapse. But to Village Market, a more out-door sprawling ad...

In the middle of Nairobi's Westlands neighborhood lies a gorgeous mall.  When one steps into Westgate, you could be in any city in Amer...

For the last week, Scott and I have been out of town.  Way out of town.  Our mission's semi-annual leadership meetings for the Executiv...

The kids are off to a new school year:  Luke a senior in college, Caleb a sophomore which at the USAFA is officially a C3C-Cadet Third Cla...