Another step towards Africa: This week marks the end of my (Jason's) quarter century of education required to become a general surgeon....

Sudan & Liberia are two countries that we have considered as long-term locations. Both countries have recently gone through lengthy civi...

Drs. Ted and Sharon Kuhn, medical leads for Mission To the World (MTW), graciously made the trip up from Atlanta, GA, to meet with us and ...

I suppose there are continually many places of great need in Africa, thus part of our interest. However, hearing the latest from the Zimbab...

The Faders walloped the Cropseys & McLaughlins at "10 Days in Africa". It's a good game. We recommend it. We also recom...

This past week, the Cropseys have been visiting Ann Arbor, and a veritable torrent of meetings have taken place. It's given us all a l...

Given our geographical disparities, we have taken to meeting ever so often for a video conference via Skype in a session aptly abbreviated ...

The miniseries at Knox Presbyterian goes on, and last week, the venerable Dr. Robert Chang, hospitalist extraordinnaire, gave a rockin' ...

Just to stay with the music theme for a bit... The other day, I was wondering in the world of YouTube and came across these videos. It broug...

I (Jess) recently started reading Let the Nations Be Glad: The Supremacy of God in Missions by John Piper. Here are a few points from the f...