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On Drinking Tea

In the last month I have experienced the work of partners in Jordan and in Israel-Palestine. In...

Since the last time I wrote, SO much has happened. For one, I am no longer traumatized by the...

A little over two weeks ago, the Church of Christ in Thailand celebrated its 80th anniversary in...

The current situation in Lesotho has been a while in the making. Lesotho was ruled by the same...

He just took on the Colombian Armed Forces and won. He used only nonviolence grounded in faith. He...

Greetings and blessings to you from Mozambique! We have had a very eventful month full of...

As Erik and I continue to settle into our new home, the prayers and support of our friends and...

When people learn that I grew up in Mississippi, there is often a look of surprise. Then a laugh....

Her name was Rista Botha and she returned to her home in West Timor in a coffin. Rista arrived in...

Japan has been a major country of destination for human trafficking, especially into its notorious...

On April 12, 2014, forty social work graduates celebrated the service and work of Xuyen Dangers,...

“Ultimately, human beings are all the same, equally important and loved, but different in such...

Margaret Mukeshimana epitomizes resiliency. She has lived through hell, yet by the innocence she...

Hong Kong is famous for many reasons. It is known as a world power in the financial markets, a city...

It’s true what they say — time flies when you’re having fun. It seems like just a few days...