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November 2018

November 14, 2018

No Place Love Won’t Go

Recently a marketing company offered me free tickets to see First Man, the new movie...

January 2018

January 13, 2018

how to make our wounded world well

In upstate New York today, there's a 13-year-old black, Muslim, refugee girl walking around with...

December 2017

December 04, 2017

am I brave? nope. not even a little.

I think having courage is more meaningful than being brave because it means you honestly...

October 2017

October 24, 2017

an update on The Invisible Girls

Here's an update on The Invisible Girls -- the five Somali refugee girls I met...

October 18, 2017

“Sista, are you sure you’re strong enough for Africa?”

"Sista, are you sure you're strong enough for Africa?" the woman sitting on the bench...

May 2016

May 27, 2016

after africa

Hi, friends!!! I just wanted to write a quick update to let you know how...

May 08, 2016

dangers, toils, snares…and typhoid

I spent most of the day Friday doing health screenings on 60 children who attend...

April 2016

April 27, 2016

and then there was kenya

I'm blogging from a small internet cafe on Rusinga Island, in Lake Victoria in western Kenya....

March 2016

March 16, 2016

my kenya registry

Friends! I have been invited to go to an orphanage in Kenya from April 24 -...

February 2016

February 26, 2016

good and faithful

I am heartbroken this morning. Todd DeKryger, a physician assistant and the medical director of...

October 2015

October 20, 2015

nobody said: notes about culture shock

I spent the weekend with dear friends. This morning, they dropped me off at the airport so...

October 13, 2015

the ground on which we stand

I landed in the U.S. on October 5th. One of the first things I saw...

October 10, 2015

compassion: part II

Felix lives less than two miles from the Compassion center. We climb into the director's...

October 10, 2015

compassion: part I

On my last weekend in Togo, I visited a Compassion International site in Lome, the...

October 07, 2015

welcome home

I imagined it at least a hundred times. When I was sick with malaria, when...

October 04, 2015

the gift of not nailing it

It's my last day in Africa. I'm staying at a little motel right on...

October 02, 2015

the real question

Last week, the doctor who was on-call admitted a 5-month-old little girl. The fever,...

September 2015

September 28, 2015

we have water!

Thanks for praying, sending good thoughts, doing a rain dance....or....whatever else you did over the...

September 25, 2015

the very last drop

We're out of water. It's one of the driest "rainy" seasons on record in West...

September 22, 2015

(still)

Yesterday was my first day back at work, post-malaria. When I got malaria, I was in...

September 18, 2015

to get to you

While I was in the hospital receiving treatment for malaria, the nurses told me the...