” 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 “
This is Madagascar…
We've been back in Madagascar for 2 weeks... the journey was quite the adventure-- one which you can read here. No matter how many times we return back and forth, there's always an adjustment. When returning to the States, the adjustment is to smooth roads,...
The Full Story
I haven't been posting much lately, or posting practically at all for the last 6'ish months. Our days have been busy with fundraising and all the State-side work that comes with "home assignment". And truth be told, life for me... my life, is a bit uninspiring when...
Essential Oils!
Last week we were blessed to receive a huge box packed with lots of love by some friends of ours in frosty Ohio. Truth be told, this friend and I have never officially met, as in, in person. We've emailed, texted and talked on the phone... and without a doubt, we're...
How to Send a 20-foot Container and Not Go Crazy….
Boxes. Totes. Purchasing. Receiving donations. Sorting. Packing. Itemizing. Applying value for each item. Numbering. Taping itemized list and box number. Zip-tying. Packing Truck. Driving Truck to Sacramento. Unpacking Truck into holding container. 94...
What it takes for US to return to Madagascar…
You may remember when we first went to Madagascar it was a bit of a trial... a trial to make sure that our family wouldn't merely survive but thrive in ministry on the Red Island. As a result, we decided it was in our best interest to go to Madagascar as "mid-term"...
Heartline in Haiti
Earlier this month, Jamie and I (sans kiddos), traveled to Haiti with our awesome new teammates, Neal and Danielle Carlstrom and their wee one, Jolie. Though our time was short in Haiti (Tuesday morning to Friday), our time was rich-- full of learning, conversation,...





