” 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 “
Westmont 2014
Just a few days ago we said veloma to four wonderful Westmont College students that were with us for four weeks through the Emmaus Road program. They joined a team of 25+ Malagasy young people... most of whom work with us either at the Sarobidy Maternity Center or...
Genotine’s Story
Genotine recently delivered her second baby, a sweet little girl named Marigette. At 19 years old, this is Genotine's second baby. Her first baby is a little boy who just recently turned two years old. Two precious children from two different fathers, both of whom...
Lakana at Sunset
The crew of 4 students from Westmont College are with us this month and we're joining efforts with a team of 20+ Malagasy young people from our Eden Crew and Maternity Center crew for a month-long mission trip. Each morning we meet in the gazebo at the Sarobidy...
Lakana at Sunset
The Westmont crew is here with us for 4 weeks and joining a team of 20+ Malagasy young people. Riding in a lakana (outrigger canoe) after a recent afternoon excursion to see one of the Eden Reforestation planting sites-- and of course the standard mud fight.
TCK love
I've been thinking a lot about TCK's lately... third culture kids. You may or may not be familiar with that terminology or what in the world it means. Essentially TCK's are those kids that grow up in a culture other than their parents home culture (or first...
Signage
I can't help but to love the signs on the roads in Madagascar. They're mostly made of cement with the exception of the few that are made of metal. I'm pretty sure they're all hand-painted-- you know 'cause we're quite the developing place around here. The national...




