On the Syrian Border: Our Neighbors in Need
Our second day on the ground in Jordan was even more sobering than the first. The needs here are absolutely overwhelming! Being here is like stumbling on the scene of a mass tragedy. There is chaos, confusion, utter despair—the full scope/range of human misery on...Day Eight | Sponsorship: The Gift that Changes Everything
Kampala, Uganda | The children of Good Samaritan School are survivors. Most have been directly impacted by the brutality of the LRA or the devastating AIDS epidemic. The majority are orphans with virtually no chance for survival . . . until they came to Good...Day Five: It’s Never Too Late for Hope
They told me that if I didn’t kill my brother now . . . they would kill me, Moses said. My brother kept yelling, ‘Do it . . . you will live . . . do it!’ Moses told me he was crying and kept saying that he couldn’t do it, but the soldiers were screaming at him and...Day Three and Day Four: How One Man’s Legacy is Changing Uganda
Yesterday our team traveled from Zimbabwe to Uganda—a country that has endured decades of terror, tragedy, and devastation at the hands of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). It’s a place where the AIDS epidemic is relentless, where orphans wander the streets. The...
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.