Today, I am writing from a comfortable couch in New York, while my husband is working on his computer across from me, and I haven’t stepped foot in a hospital in months. It’s funny, because this time last year I would have been in Congo, having dinner with my roommate
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Conveniently Inconvenient
…it is an excellent time to reflect on the thousands of conveniently inconvenient situations our own moms endured and the worries they shouldered for our good…
Returning to Nyankunde
“I think that there is not a single place on earth that Jesus wouldn’t go to reach somebody.” Christian Health Service Corps surgeon Dr. Warren Cooper and pediatrician Dr. Lindsey Cooper could have abandoned their work as medical missionaries in the Democratic Republic of Congo – one of the world’s
Decision Valley
…this sober reality urges us to plead with everyone within our realm of influence. “Make peace with God while you can,” before the final valley of decision arrives when no choice remains.
Time Crunch
When confronted with a time crunch of deadlines and responsibilities, we humans can quickly lose focus of people around us and their problems….
The Great Story
Our world needs a great story today! As believers, we know the single great story that gives hope to
every person. Yet, sometimes it daunts believers to understand how to share the big picture with others.
Practical video tools exist for equipping believers to quickly, simply, and effectively share the scope of hope
in Christ. Some excellent examples are prepared by Christian brothers and sisters in France . . .
Twymans Update: Our First Week in Cambodia
Our First Week in Cambodia It took twenty-six hours of flight time, 14 suitcases, six carry-ons, two car seats, two layovers, one stroller, one pack-and-play and a few meltdowns, but we made it to Cambodia! We have had an incredible group of people here on the ground who have bent
Welcome Mat
The Scriptures have plenty to say about Christians rolling out the proverbial welcome mat of hospitality. Developing this virtue while obeying the command . . .
3 Weeks at Nyankunde, We Plan to Return!
e just returned from another trip to Nyankunde. We were going to spend two weeks there, but we ended up spending three. The time went by in a whirlwind.
