” 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 “
Twenty Fourteen
Twenty Fourteen was quite the year... there was good and there was hard, there were times of joy and sadness, times of growth and steps backward. Through it all, God has been present and He is good! It's good to look back through pictures and SEE that God has been...
A Village Transformed– Maman’i Kambana
In late 2006, the first mangrove propagule went into the mud in the mangrove channels that surround a remote peninsula in the village of Mahabana on the northwest coast of Madagascar. It was an experiment. The propagule grew, and grew, and grew. A team of 8...
Sarobidy Maternity Center- a video
We opened the Sarobidy Maternity Center just shy of 18-months ago. Nearly 18 months that we've had the privilege to provide compassionate medical care for women during their pregnancies, deliveries, and postpartum period in addition to well-baby care until their...
Sarobidy Maternity Center- October 2014
A look into the lives touched by the Sarobidy Maternity Center in Mahajanga, Madagascar
and the winners are….
Last week I posted our first giveaway, thanks to the guys over at TenTree. To be honest, I wasn't sure what to expect... would people be as stoked to enter this as I would be or would I need to recruit friends and family to enter? A bunch of you entered, some of you...
TenTree- a giveaway!
Back in August we hosted a great group of Eden Projects supporters for 8 days of crazy travel to remote villages, planting sites, the tsingy (limestone forests), grabbed hours of professional video footage, drone teaching and flying and lots of just good...




