This blog was originally posted in March 2017. Of all the different issues we could talk about as we focus on women this month, the one that keeps coming to my mind is the way we women think of ourselves [...]
I Timothy 2:1-2 - I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people—for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. [...]
Good news for 2019, dear reader: God loves you. If you’re like me (maybe a little jaded), this statement probably feels like Sunday school 101. But for the world’s most vulnerable people, understanding that God is love, and that God [...]
We recently received a multitude of stories from partner churches who are studying TCT through Food for the Hungry in Uganda. I’ve spent a good chunk of my day reading reports of hundreds of Christians in dozens of churches [...]
Christmas is upon us. My festive and overachieving husband has put 11,040 twinkle lights on our house. My children are practicing carols on the piano. The oranges on our tree are changing color (it may be snowing where you live, [...]
"There’s a water problem in the community. We have a bore well, but there is no proper storage tank. So the people are suffering because when the motor is on, the people are leaving to their works. When they come back from works, the motor is off, the power cut is there...So they thought if you build a water tank for the storage...the water will be stored in the tank, so the people can use the water at any time"
I had the opportunity to visit India a few months ago. While I was there, I met and talked with a widow named Nagamani. She was young—I’m guessing under thirty. Yet when she lost her husband, she felt her life [...]
Well hello there, faithful blog readers! While we’ve been super busy at RW writing Framework for Transformation booklets and making video stories (coming soon…), we’ve taken a break from most of our blogging. But, it’s a new year (No, I [...]
I grew up in a missions-minded church where we talked about “unreached people groups” about as often as we recited John 3:16. So, you know, A LOT. Just in case this doesn’t come up much in your church, dear Reader, [...]
I married a PK. That’s right, “pastor’s kids” get their own abbreviation, which they wear like a medal of honor for trials endured. Growing up, PKs know that if they mess up, get in trouble, or even have a heartfelt [...]
