Sometimes I imagine a future job interview in the U.S. The interviewer scans my resume, frowning slightly and tapping a pen on the table. “Well,
In two days, I will leave home to go home. Confused yet? Me too. It will be with an array of emotions that we will
As I’ve just graduated from high school, I’ve spent lots of time looking back on my life as a missionary kid. The people I’ve known,
I am often asked about by very well-intentioned people how they can help MAF missionaries who are returning from the field. Coming home is one
Now listen, daughter, don’t miss a word: forget your country, put your home behind you. Be here—the king is wild for you. Since he’s your
I adore the holiday season in the United States. In October, I love drinking hot cider and taking the kids trick-or-treating. In November, I look
I think everyone would agree that certain sacrifices come with being a missionary. The salary isn’t great, friends and family are often thousands of miles
If you were to listen to the conversations among MAF staff members here at language school in Indonesia, you would think, “Those poor souls are
Last week I transported a missionary. That’s what MAF’s all about, right? Only I’m not a pilot, and I wasn’t flying a plane. I was
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