When we lived stateside, we visited family at Christmas, shopped for gifts til we dropped, and baked more than any family could eat. We also
Walking through my yard recently, I was surprised to see what looked like a flower bud shooting up from my aloe vera plant. I had
When opposites collide, fragments fly. Order degenerates to chaos. No wonder we fight to avoid crashes. Take, for instance, the contradiction between the two ways
We’re all flat-landers stuck in two dimensions. Doesn’t matter if we live in the mountains. We’re glued to Earth’s undulating surface, meticulously following its ups
I bolted upright in bed—my heart racing. Eerie chanting and wailing surrounded our home. I flung off the sheets and ran to the window. A
This month’s FlightWatch highlights the ministry of Jack and Corky Hook, longtime missionaries to Kiwi, Papua, Indonesia. (If you’re not on our mailing list to
A picture is worth a thousand words. That’s only true if you know the story behind what you are seeing. A few days ago, while
This is a special guest post from Sylvia Rogers, who has returned to Suriname with her husband Dan for a two-month assignment at the MAF
As I write this, we are just four weeks from departing on our first furlough. It is impossible to condense everything that has happened to
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