” Better to love God and die unknown than to love the world and be a hero; better to be content with poverty than to die a slave to wealth; better to have taken some risks and lost than to have done nothing and succeeded at it. –Erwin Lutzer “
Holding Her Head High…
Nearly all of the women at the Sarobidy Maternity Center have led difficult lives. Abject poverty, physical and emotional abuse, lack of education or total illiteracy, children from multiple fathers, prostitution, rape, oppression by their society and government, and...
Images of SMC
This space has been way too neglected for way too long. The desire to write, share images and stories of life and ministry here is not to blame... in fact, I've got about 8 blogs swirling around in my mind. The problem is the time to get all that's in my head onto...
Madagascar Freedom Project
This amazing video shares the hope and freedom that people are finding through steady employment with Eden Reforestation Projects as they plant trees and save lives. Ravelo's story is amazing-- we're blessed and honored to walk with him and his family. Click here to...
This is Madagascar– donating blood edition
We experienced a devastating loss last month when one of the ladies from our maternity center experienced a ruptured uterus during labor. You can read about that tragic story here. We praise God that we didn't lose the mama in addition to the sweet baby girl who...
Exposure…
"Uterine rupture stands as a single obstetric accident that exposes the flaws and inequities of health systems and the society at large due to the degree of neglect that it entails". --Ghana Medical Journal (A Two-Year Review of Uterine Rupture in a Regional...
Every Mother Counts
In 2014, we completed our first calendar year at the Sarobidy Maternity Center. The year 2014 was all about growth. Our staff has grown together, our programs have become stronger, our knowledge about maternity care in Madagascar has increased. Our programs have...





