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See One, Do One, Teach One

M360˚ Magazine Malawi

March 29, 2020

Malawi, “the warm heart of Africa,” has been home to our family for the past nine years. Our kids, Benson, Hudson, and Jett, have grown up here.

A Little Encouragement

M360˚ Magazine Malawi

March 27, 2018

Over the weekend after that frustrating week, I knew something had to change, and my mind flashed back to how earnestly I had prayed at the beginning of the school year.

My New Focus

Malawi

February 18, 2016

There is something about Africa that makes me feel vulnerable. It has a way of exposing my priorities, my attitude, and my weaknesses.

God's Saving Hand, Part 2

Malawi

November 21, 2015

After two long months Pastor Banda insisted that he could stay no longer in the hospital. His muscles were weak and he could barely walk, but he was concerned about his church members.

God's Saving Hand, Part 1

Malawi

November 14, 2015

The children ran out of the house, screaming, “Fire! Fire!” The burning fuel had set the front room ablaze. In the excitement, nobody noticed that little Joshua was missing.

The Unexpected Answer

Malawi

November 7, 2015

Their previous church was too small to accommodate all the new members and those who continue to come, curious about the message that attracts devil worshipers to worship the living God.

A Most Satisfying Career, Part 2

Malawi

October 31, 2015

A lay worker gave him a book called The Great Controversy. Harry read it, but he was sure that with all the crimes he’d committed, God wouldn’t bother with him.

A Most Satisfying Career, Part 1

Malawi

October 24, 2015

Harry arrived at the prison determined to escape. His prison shirt was imprinted with the length of his prison term. One day Harry bribed another prisoner to trade shirts.

The Paparazzi Impostor

Malawi

October 13, 2014

Jason Blanchard, our chief executive officer, asked if I could take pictures for the hospital’s records. “Sure,” I replied casually, envisioning myself snapping a few shots from a distance.