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Voice of the Martyrs
shared by Cindy May For many years, Voice of the Martyrs has been one of my favorite ministries. Today, a prisoner alert for Kim Kyung ll was posted, with an urgent call for an outpouring of public action. If you … Continue reading
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Clean Water and an “Ambulance”
shared by Cara Murray The people of Alelesi seem to be doing well. When we first visited this community about 200 people had returned to the villages from the IDP camps (internally displaced persons), and now that number is … Continue reading
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Well Hello 2011
shared by Cara Murray I originally sat down to write this blog about my recent trip to Katakwi. However, as I was reading a book by David Platt tonight on my taxi ride home, I came across a section that … Continue reading
Frequent Flyer Miles for our Missionaries
We have the privilege of partnering with two of the most amazing young women you’ll likely ever meet. Cara lives in Entebbe near the Nkumba schools, and Tonya lives about 4 hours east in Jinja. Both are in Uganda … Continue reading
A "Must-See" for Christians
We received the following email a couple of months ago from someone we have never met. We thought we would share it here. Frank and Cindy May Hello, My name is Charlie, a dentist in Spokane. I was searching around … Continue reading
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A “Must-See” for Christians
We received the following email a couple of months ago from someone we have never met. We thought we would share it here. Frank and Cindy May Hello, My name is Charlie, a dentist in Spokane. I was searching around … Continue reading
Teso is Thankful
From the village of Aleles in Teso, Uganda (click the images to enlarge and read the letter): The Hole in Our Gospel, by Richard Stearns, President of World Vision (excerpts from pages 135-139): I Was Thirsty… “Water is life, … Continue reading
Africa…from a 12-year old's perspective
shared by Nicholas Kowald Hi! My name is Nicholas. I am 12 years old and I live in Australia but I am on my way to Africa!! My uncle drove us to the airport and we hopped out of the … Continue reading
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Africa…from a 12-year old’s perspective
shared by Nicholas Kowald Hi! My name is Nicholas. I am 12 years old and I live in Australia but I am on my way to Africa!! My uncle drove us to the airport and we hopped out of the … Continue reading
Africa Vision
shared by Andrew Kowald (recent Vision Trip participant and father to Michaela and Nicholas) Well after many months of anticipation, my son Nicholas (12 years old) and my sister Narelle and I are finally here in Africa – for the … Continue reading
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My Heart Has Been Captured…
shared by Cara Murray By a little boy named Andrew. He is wonderful and I love him. A lot. I clearly remember the first time I read about Andrew. Cindy had sent out a blog entry on him. I don’t … Continue reading
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Happy Feet…and a wish list
I’m pretty sure the picture doesn’t do justice to just how many shoes were donated. I think my 4-yr old nephew may have captured it pretty well when he said, “Uncle Frank and Aunt Cindy have a million shoes at … Continue reading
Remember the Poor 