25 Blessed Borrowers [David’s 5th Blog from Myanmar]
A mother of Cong Kua and her baby. She is holding some of the fruit of her labor, garlic. It took another full day to […]
Read MoreA mother of Cong Kua and her baby. She is holding some of the fruit of her labor, garlic. It took another full day to […]
Read MoreMicro-borrower Fam Ceuai showing some of the peanuts she’ll be planting in March, and her children in the window The three members of the Harris […]
Read MoreBeautiful Biak Hlei Par, age 8 After an all-day drive yesterday from Khua Hrang back to Hakha (on the same “roads” as before, but this […]
Read MoreThis was just the beginning… Yesterday we only had to drive 90 miles in our rented van, from Hakha, Chin State’s capital, to Khua Hrang […]
Read MoreDo you remember Y2K? It was 14 years ago this month. Looking back, it is amazing that so many of us anticipated catastrophic events on January 1, 2000. Dr. James Dobson, a man I respect and who has been right about so many things, dedicated three radio broadcasts, interviewing experts, to help Christians prepare for the inevitable.
Read MoreStanding beside a water faucet just outside her door, this Satawm Village mother has reason to smile Presbyterian missionaries first brought the gospel to Satawm […]
Read MoreWARNING! This blog not suitable for children One of the little beauties who lives at The Village with her family. Her father is a national […]
Read MoreEliminating the middle man: Jason Fitzpatrick, standing in the middle, hopes to work himself out of his present job through the men of God whom […]
Read MoreWARNING: This blog not suitable for children Safe at last: “Josefina and Jorge.” There would be some potential risk for this mother and son if […]
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