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The Art of Waiting…a Message of Hope
I don’t think anyone truly enjoys waiting. Perhaps some are just better at it than others. Or moreover, some are better at pretending they are
Should we want to go back to “normal”?
When the Easter season approaches, we tend to find ourselves at a spiritual pinnacle of sorts. As we interact with worship and hear a message of
From Kyenjojo to Tennessee
“Give a man a fish and he can eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he can eat for a lifetime.” We
Take a Seat (then think about who made the chair…)
What if I were to say “Take a seat and let’s talk for a minute or two”? That process seems rather simple, right? You find
A Tale of David and Goliath
In an effort to share how our friends and volunteers see this ministry they love and invest in, this week we are hearing from Mike
Train Them in the Way They Should Go
Many have heard the words of Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will
Turning Trees Into Sustainable Businesses
Driving up from Entebbe, Uganda to Kyenjojo on my recent trip to Africa allowed me the time to look out the window and take in
Going to Uganda: When Ministry Becomes Relationship
As this post is going out, I am making preparations to board a plane that will pinball me across oceans and countries, checkpoint after checkpoint
Dare to Dream
The Purpose of Craftsmanship Did you know that the first person to ever be “filled with the Holy Spirit” was a craftsman? In Exodus 31,
Exchanging Fish for Fidelity
We have talked a lot about philosophies and ideals surrounding poverty, and the need to create sustainable business practices that allow those caught in the
Lifting a Soul to Sustainability
When you accomplish something on your own, it is yours! You own it! Think back on your life and remember a time that you were
Leveling the Playing Field: Is Equal Always Fair?
The word “fair” gets thrown around a lot. We see the child on the playground complaining that it wasn’t fair that Jimmy got to