(Christina was featured in a US physician periodical) I’m leading a group of women through a season of spiritual formation, focusing on...

It was my third time testing positive for COVID, but I’ve probably had COVID twice that many times. Interesting things happen when I get...

My friend Faye was leaving Malawi after working here for more than ten years.  We brought her a chocolate croissant, breakfast on one of...

There aren’t many clinical scenarios which alarm me. Maybe it’s because I’ve seen so many critically high blood pressures and blood...

I stretched on the living room carpet as Greg sat on the couch. We made our way through a recording of one of Greg’s old sermons. This...

My patient asked me if this was a normal type of visit for me. She said that she didn’t know whether to expect counseling or coaching or...

It’s dry season in Malawi. Normally, this is the time that classes are out, the harvest is in, and Greg and I start working with...

“My appointment with you two weeks ago saved my dad’s life.” I had seen this patient once before, and I had cared for his mother, but I...

“Is this going to be a training about cholera, or a training about the Bible?” asked Mr. Nzunga from the front row. It was a fair...

Many people have been contacting us to see if we have been ok amidst the cyclone hitting Malawi. We wanted to write a quick update to let...

(Picture of Greg Looking for Monkeys) “Alright class, I have some good news and some bad news. And then maybe some good news.” Greg...

It was a beautiful, sunny Saturday. We had power and water at home, so it was easy to make tea and breakfast when I woke up. I listened...

The last time I was in Louisville, I was barely 19, I’d finished my first year of college and was about to run a crazy race for our...

It’s been an interesting last six weeks, a home assignment hybrid of furlough, work, and deputation. We’re five states into our eight...

Our last week in Malawi was even more of a whirlwind than usual as we prepared for 14 weeks back in the US. I had carefully written out...

Dramas at the end of a training are definitely my favorite part of a day like this in the village. It’s one thing for a group of...

Alex Kabende is a 26-year-old man whose situation personifies the story of many in Malawi’s Dzaleka refugee camp. Less than three years...

As I teach Systematic Theology at the Nazarene Theological College of Central Africa (NTCCA), I find that each year is different than the...

My right eye developed a twitch in mid-March. It’s small enough that most people can’t see it, but I have felt the spasm constantly...

I was introduced to the group as a teacher, a doctor here to discuss health for one hour during the 3-day Pastors’ Wives conference. But...