A little over a year ago, I was in Sudan, fumbling at caring for patients in a small, mud-hut clinic with no running water or electricity.
Now I’m in a very well-appointed office, with a myriad of resources at my fingertips. Tests, specialist referrals, calling on incredibly knowledgeable colleagues with questions - I have every [...]
It’s a little over a week ago now since Monte and I were hopping into the truck with John & Nancy and heading south on the 9+ hour drive from Arusha to Dar-es-salaam – the journey wasn’t over! The next day we climbed back in the same truck for another 3 hour drive further [...]
Smart and able feet that lead and teach,
Enabling the body to move;
Their strength multiplied when they coordinate
And get themselves in groove.
Interdependent with the feet
Are the joints in neighboring junctions.
Their correction, support, and care
Allow these lower parts to function
Arms that are strong and steadfast,
Well-toned with numerous giftings.
They embrace the body, bringing it warmth;
They share wisdom that [...]
“Thanks so much for all you did.” “I learned so much.” “The sessions were so helpful.” “We really felt taken care of.”
These and many other comments reflected the feelings of attendees to our annual Team Leaders Forum held the beginning of June - where we here at En Gedi help prepare our future TIMO [...]
Maybe not “unreached”, but for sure “under-reached”
On May 3rd and 4th, I had the privilege of joining several AICT pastors, the unit leader and Brad Settle on a survey trip amongst the Kuria people of North Western Tanzania. The Kuria have a population of over four hundred thousand and are located in both Kenya and [...]