The Water Hut
Summers in India are relentless. The heat springs up in the early hours of the morning and lingers until the late hours of the night, imitating the ferocity of the country’s prized national symbol, the tiger. Steady and unforgiving, these sweltering temperatures are...On the Field in Rwanda: From Tragedy to Transformation
Rwanda, April 1994 . . . I’ll never forget it. During 100 nightmarish days and nights, nearly 1 million Tutsi men, women, and children were mercilessly slaughtered by the machetes of their own Hutu neighbors. The world was left in shock as the news images caught up...After the Crisis: Investing in Sustainability
When we watched the crisis in the Horn of Africa unfold, we felt we couldn’t act quickly enough. We launched an urgent campaign to intervene in the lives of thousands of people by sending containers of nutrient-packed food and medical supplies. What our supporters...Lessons from the Village of Reconciliation
Every time I travel to Rwanda, I discover how many individuals unreservedly rely on their faith in God as they live amidst the aftermath of the 1994 genocide. One such example is my dear friend Pastor Stephen Gahigi and the people of the Village of Reconciliation in...Like Father, Like Son: One Trip, One Passion, One Commitment
The Andrews family live in the beautiful and lively city of Evansville, Wisconsin. As parents, Joshua and Kia wish to share their faith, passion, and concern for others with their children. Knowing there is no better lesson than life-experience, they decided...
Every day, I try to live my life in such a way that I accomplish at least one thing that will outlive me and last for eternity.