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Guest post from Jessie Shickel . . . because it's been a full, hard, great, sad, normal, abnormal few weeks, more later, but today we wa...

  I opened a drawer today looking for something, and saw this, with 1990 written on the back. We lived in Chicago for residency, and Scott w...

 The 11th hour is upon us.  This story is about this woman, and death, and faith. Keep reading. Today's remembrance holiday commemorates...

Luke 19: Now as he drew near, He saw the city and wept over it, saying, “If you had known, even you, especially in this your day, the thing...

 First, some good news. In the world of 2020 we must PAY ATTENTION in order to keep a heart that is still open and hopeful. Friday night, ju...

For what profit is it to a human (greek: anthropos , one of humankind) if one gains the whole world, and loses one's own soul? Or what w...

 After 7 months of abrupt school closure country-wide, the country of Uganda allowed schools to reopen on Thursday 15 October.  And by reope...

Yesterday Uganda as a 20th century independent post-colonial country turned 58 . Uganda, of course, existed from the beginning, and the peop...

 200 days of 2020 have now been spent in near-continuous alertness to disaster. In fact, Uganda's version of the pandemic is better than...

 I have to hand it to Bundibugyo: church resumed today after a six month moratorium. And they managed to be scientifically cautious and fait...