Public Health Heavy rains this past month have meant flooding and loss of some crops throughout the country. People are running out of...

(Didn't have a great picture for this! ) Greg is teaching about the ten plagues in his Exodus class this week. We’ve been talking about...

I’d seen this patient a couple times before, but today was the first time that I knew in advance that he would be coming, and I was able...

I have been trying to learn about love this month, partly because February seems like a good time for it, but also because love seems to...

It was a beautiful, sunny Saturday. We had power and water at home, so it was easy to make tea and breakfast when I woke up. I listened...

Grants and Program Planning We worked together with friends in New Zealand and Hawaii to help Mo'olelo Kū'i'o submit a grant to help...

It's our seventh year in Malawi. Our 14th year together as a couple, and the 20th year since we met. I suppose if you wanted to count by...

Our power went off 46 hours ago. Yes, I am counting. It went off at lunchtime before my clinic on Thursday. I was ten minutes too late...

I don’t usually turn on my phone or computer before 7 am, but today I wasn’t sure if we would have a meeting to discuss grant writing...

It’s been a while since one of my patients has made such a quick and miraculous recovery. To be fair, it’s been a while since I’ve cared...

The neighborhood roosters woke me up before 6, but I was well rested because I got myself to bed on time last night. The morning is...

The last time I was in Louisville, I was barely 19, I’d finished my first year of college and was about to run a crazy race for our...

I have walked over a million steps since July. I’ve been trying to walk a certain amount per day, but I never realized it added up so...

It’s been an interesting last six weeks, a home assignment hybrid of furlough, work, and deputation. We’re five states into our eight...

Last month, we had some really incredible times of rest – an unexpected night on the beach, a spa day with some colleagues, a manicure...

Our last week in Malawi was even more of a whirlwind than usual as we prepared for 14 weeks back in the US. I had carefully written out...

This afternoon would be my last day in clinic until I return from furlough in December. Some of my favorite patients were scheduled, and...

The first time I remember standing at the front of this church, I was about 5 years old. They asked me to sing the Sunday school theme...

“The blood in Mama Joy’s body is a bit like the water in this flask,” I explained to the group, pointing to different levels in the flask...

It has been 3 ½ years since pastors Thoko and Nixon Nzunga visited Namikango mission and began discussing having a training at Goshen...