Saturday, September 26, 2020

#Bundibeautyo: we interrupt these 190days of COVID to bring you a Saturday Morning reminder of where we live

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 A diffuse predawn grey, we pull out onto the tarmac on our bikes as the birds and bodas awaken. Three buses are queued in Nyahuka for the c...
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Monday, September 21, 2020

A Monday-drenched tale of a few kids on one ward at the end of the road

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 First, the post below will be better than this. It has big thoughts. Today is not a big-thoughts day, it is a Monday drenched in rain and ...
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Saturday, September 19, 2020

Of sacred wounds and shining wonders: COVID-19 day 183 in Uganda

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Ministry can indeed be a witness to the living truth that the wound, which causes us to suffer now, will be revealed to us later as the plac...
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Thursday, September 10, 2020

SERE-ING through COVID: Day 174 in Uganda and trying to RESIST

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 Parallel to COVID upending our world killing over 900 THOUSAND people, and the economy tanking causing half of families in US cities to exp...
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Thursday, September 03, 2020

Life as Performance Art: #COVID-19UGANDA day 167, September 3, and Ezekiel

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As missionaries we have a complex relationship with social media. As does everyone. Yesterday, for instance, we had some zooms with people p...
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Sunday, August 30, 2020

Of portions and leanness: #COVID-19UGANDA day 163

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 2020, the perfect year to linger in the major and minor prophets . The waning years of the Kingdom of Israel, the intersecting sorrows of t...
Saturday, August 22, 2020

Power, weakness, and a tale of three babies: COVID-19Uganda day 155

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 One hundred days into the Ugandan Covid epidemic, a 15-year-old "K" walked into our hospital and delivered a 1.2 kg baby girl (th...
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Saturday, August 08, 2020

"I am weary of holding it in." COVID-19Uganda day 141 from Jeremiah

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 141 days are feeling long for all of us in Uganda, yet our troubles are only a minuscule taste of the world's.  August finds the read-t...
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