07Jan
My Buddy Biak [David’s 3rd Blog from Myanmar]
Beautiful 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 […]
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06Jan
The Road to Khua Hrang [David’s 2nd Blog from Myanmar]
This 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 […]
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30Dec
64 Happy Mothers [David’s 1st Blog from Myanmar]
Standing beside a water faucet just outside her door, this Satawm Village mother has reason to smile Presbyterian missionaries first brought the gospel to Satawm […]
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02Dec
The Rescue of Two Little Girls [David’s 8th and Final Blog from Mexico]
WARNING! This blog not suitable for children One of the little beauties who lives at The Village with her family. Her father is a national […]
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26Nov
Heaven [David’s 6th Blog from Mexico]
WARNING: 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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25Nov
The Homes of the Poor [David’s 5th Blog from Mexico]
If you click on this photo, it will open in larger format in your browser, giving you a much better view of details in the […]
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22Nov
An Unusual Funeral [David’s 4th Blog from Mexico]
Sergio Hernandez with his daughter, Brenda, holding copies of the “Blue Book” in front of his auto parts store. Dear Friends, I’m so contento [glad] […]
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20Nov
A Rag Doll is Resurrected [David’s 3rd Blog from Mexico]
Irasema Flores Ramirez: Apart from the love of God’s people, she would have been dead. Dear Friends, I met Irasema in September of 2008 when […]
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19Nov
Naka̱li̱yakniya̱kgelhtauakga̱niya̱tit [David’s 2nd Blog from Mexico]
Nicole Fitzpatrick and Hortencia Joselin Pedro Perez, who lives in the tiny mountain village of San Martin, one of the many villages where the Fitzpatricks […]
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18Nov
Fooding God’s Way [David’s 1st Blog from Mexico]
87-year-old widow Raymunda Ojeda Escamilla, who lives in Ozomatlan, an impoverished village high up in Mexico’s Sierra Norte. She is descended from the Totonac tribe, […]
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