Archive for the ‘Trip Recaps’ Category
A Little Leg Work – Senegal, Winter 2011
Posted Jan 27 in Trip Recaps by 1 Comment
After some time in rural Senegal, I understand that getting to a village is tough and understanding how to address social injustice is tougher, but not out of reach.
Dirty Nails and Busted Teeth: Toronto, Winter 2011
Posted Jan 02 in Trip Recaps by 1 Comment
The underlying theme that unites them all is the community found here!
Between Reputation and Reality: Jordan, Fall 2011
Posted Dec 21 in Trip Recaps by 2 Comments
Read why words like “hope” and “justice” belong in our discussions about the Middle East…
The Biker Boys: Unchained Ministries, Fall 2011
Posted Nov 26 in Trip Recaps by 4 Comments
He reminds me where true service lies – in simple willingness, both to listen and to act. His willingness has affected the lives of thousands.
True Neighbors: Safe Families, Fall 2011
Posted Oct 19 in Trip Recaps by 3 Comments
Safe Families teaches us that doing the “neighborly” thing is a simple but revolutionary way to care for children and families in crisis.
Pressing On: Kenya, Summer 2011
Posted Aug 19 in Trip Recaps by No Comments
The kingdom of God is breaking into the slums of Nairobi, but it isn’t coming with much fanfare or applause…
The Family Fruit Trees: Kenya, Summer 2011
Posted Aug 18 in Trip Recaps by 1 Comment
My time in Kenya reminded me that I have family throughout the world.
A Closer Look: Kenya, Summer 2011
Posted Aug 17 in Trip Recaps by 2 Comments
Hope is never too hard to find.
From Taboo to Treasured: Kenya, Summer 2011
Posted Aug 16 in Trip Recaps by No Comments
Who knew that talking about menstruation is transforming the lives of girls living in Kibera?
Unexpectedly Ordinary: Kenya, Summer 2011
Posted Aug 15 in Trip Recaps by 2 Comments
So I have this thing for the extraordinary.
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