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I must confess that when our kids were little and just learning how to read
I must confess that when our kids were little and just learning how to read
I’m happy to report that our trip to Malawi could not have been more successful!
Finally, after traveling from Nebraska to Colorado to Washington DC to Dubai to South Africa,
Sometimes I think about the thousand words a certain photo represents and how I really
We bought a house this month, which will be our thirty-first move since we’ve been
John and I have been enjoying what seems like a fairly innocuous series on Amazon
I’ve been to seven doctors in three weeks, and I’m on my fourth antibiotic. Also,
Charities are always asking for money, which is necessary to fund our ministries, but what
You’ve probably heard the apologue of the frog in the boiling pot. If not, it
In honor of our son’s fourteenth birthday, I thought I might share the details surrounding
Welcome to our blog. These are the chronicles of our lives as missionaries. Our family lived in Malawi, Africa, for three years, where we started the non-profit organization HUGS for Tomorrow. We are dedicated to the education and healthcare of the kids of Tambalale Village. We feed over 100 kids every day and are building them a school, adding one grade each year. We are up to the third grade.Please leave even a small comment to let us know you visited and what you think. Happy reading!