UGANDA - Amazing to find this rest camp just when I needed it. 10,000 Uganda Schillings a night (about $3.30) gets you your own hut with a bed and mosquito net --- no running water or electricity, but there IS a cool outdoor shower set up (see below). They'll prepare a…continue reading →

UGANDA - Purchasing and delivering food to the Children's home through the blessing of PLEASE PASS THE BREAD. We loaded up the storeroom (which was empty.) Below is a mill where the maize is ground into flour. Maize flour is used in many ways, but at the Children's home, it…continue reading →

KENYA - May - The Lord is doing so much here, that it's almost impossible to describe. He gave me a powerful message for the guys in the prison, and I got to talk with some of them one-on-one afterward. A group of them were saying that when they get out of prison they…continue reading →

KENYA - May - A home for handicapped children - Some are (literally) cast out from their families; Some are in a condition too extreme for the limited resources and care available. Just about everything has to be done for them - Most can’t walk (some can’t move at all). They need to…continue reading →

Children with HIV/AIDS. Me holding a flashlight."Arise, cry out in the night, At the beginning of the watches; Pour out your heart like water before the face of the Lord. Lift your hands toward Him For the life of your young children, Who faint from hunger at the head of every street." (Lamentations 2:19) I visited a house where a woman takes in children with HIV/AIDS. All of these precious kids are…continue reading →

The challenges of ministering in a foreign land is a masterclass in total trust in Jesus. Out of sheer necessity, I've come to know Him as my Rock, my Shield, and my Guiding Light in such a real way that I can almost see Him at times. When I fail (often) He…continue reading →

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UGANDA - Karamoja - A largely untouched region of northern Uganda/South Sudan  - A timid man followed me around the village for half the day, watching my every move.  Finally, he approached me and asked if I would pray for his mother who is ill. Of course I said yes.  He lived in a hut quite a distance away, so we ran, as it was…continue reading →

UGANDA- These pictures are of bedrooms at the orphanage.  Foam mattresses disintegrating. The metal boxes on the beds are where the children keep their only personal possessions. The Lord provided funds for us to buy new mattresses (with plastic covers) for each child. The kids were so excited. The Father's heart.The last picture…continue reading →