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Adanna’s story continued… "So she goes to this place frequented by these men to ask for food, maybe they will have compassion and help her. They look at her, they grab her, they fondle her and they all laugh. She feels more like an animal than a human being. They refuse to simply give her…

The book on Africa and the HIV/AIDS crisis is due at the end of this month and will release in September ’07. Whew! I’m tired just thinking about it! At this point, the working title is Red Letters: Responding to the Words of Jesus. Would love your thoughts about this. I wanted to share a…

Actually, there are two. This year our family is doing something a little different on Christmas. We are going to have two guests with us on Christmas morning, though they won’t actually be present. One is Jim, a homeless man in our home town of Colorado Springs. The other is a little girl named Adanna…

One of the first little girls I met in Africa was a little girl named Nobile from Swaziland. She’s a beautiful, sweet little one who is only 9 years old. Our group stood a short distance from her admiring her smile and charisma.   The caretaker of this children’s center noticed how we were lauding…
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