It’s a beautifully cool summer morning and I’m sipping hot coffee on the back porch. The squirrels are scampering through the trees and a family
Missionary newsletters often highlight just that… the highlights. We want to let people at home know how the Lord is working in great ways on
We had some plumbing work done at our house recently. As the foreman’s sledgehammer broke through the concrete outside to reveal the cause of our
I should be used to going outside my comfort zone, I thought, as I grabbed my purse and my keys. I’ve raised support––speaking in front
It’s been seven months since I stepped off of the old DC-3 airplane onto the hot tarmac in Port-au-Prince. In that time, I have learned
Unpredictable. That’s the word that causes me the most stress, living here. You just never know what you’re going to run across. However, it also
I studied culture shock in college and read about its various stages: honeymoon, frustration, depression, and acceptance. Graphs showed how you start on the ‘high’
Last month, fellow MAF wife Lisa Lind and I invited all of our guards and their families to an appreciation dinner at my house. As
The dogs barked and woke me up. Again. Don’t get me wrong – this was a good thing. I am grateful that they would likely
