“You’re getting deployed to where in Africa?” “Eswatini.”“What?” “NO MAMA! NO GO!” Of course, my children’s response was a vehement no. I was their world, and my departure would be like the ... Read More about Leaving for Africa.
From time to time, I think of Kuwama, the friend I lost in Uganda. I was reminded by Facebook that 7 years ago on this day, I stood with her side by side with the giants in healthcare, excited to ... Read More about Kuwama
At the playground yesterday- “Why are you upset, my dear?” I asked my four-year old. “That boy was making Esther-praise upset, and I don’t like it!” “Wow I can see that really upsets you. Why do ... Read More about My Sister.
“But why not?” I was caught off guard. I looked up to see two eyes brimming with tears. This was not what I was expecting. “What’s wrong sweetheart?” I had just shown my four-year old a ... Read More about Twilight Delight.
I hate talking to doctors when I’m the patient. But worse than that, is when my kids are the patients. Just before Christmas, I spotted the signs and knew something was wrong. Esther-Praise had ... Read More about The Certainty of His Promise.
We are pilgrims in progress, and what God requires of us is not the highest achievement in the shortest timeline. He cares about our hearts, and the relationship of trust, obedience and faith built ... Read More about New Lenses for a New Year
