” 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 “
Here and There…
Here in Kenya.... Thank you all for your prayers over these last few weeks of packing, traveling and transitioning to Kenya. Just 10 hours before we were set to leave for the airport, Gavin spiked a fever and was feeling miserable. Within a few hours we determined it...
Exponential Impact
A Time for Celebration... Each year, within the first few months of the year, the staff of the Sarobidy Maternity Center come together to celebrate God's goodness over the past year and commit the year ahead to Him. We do so through recounting His...
Banding Together…
There is something unique and really special about pregnancy, birth and the early newborn period that has banded women together throughout history, across generations and around the globe. At the Sarobidy Maternity Center, we have the privilege of witnessing this...
Under Normal Circumstances…
Anything but Normal... Under normal circumstances, we would be writing this update from Madagascar. Under normal circumstances, we would be sharing about how crazy or perhaps, how seamless, the return trip to Madagascar was and how excruciatingly painful it was to...
It Takes a Team…
New Life... The first baby of 2022, a little boy, was born at the Sarobidy Maternity Center early this morning. I never cease to be amazed by God's intricate design when it comes to pregnancy, birth and the bonding of mom and baby. We're so thankful for the...
For this reason…
Everyday tragedy... The world over, there's a massive disparity in maternal mortality with higher rates of death in impoverished communities and women of color. Madagascar, of course, is no exception and reports an average of 10 women a day dying in...





