What has been happening at Kibuye these days?  September rushed by, full of adventures like these: 1.  Welcoming new friends.  We are so ...

(from Eric) Some days there is so much that is broken. We ran out of another medicine.  There is no blood in the blood bank.  Some ...

(from Eric) Once again, I've completed a compilation of songs from a certain period of our journey, with the hope that it will serv...

By Jess Cropsey Last Friday was one of the craziest days of my life.  My back had completely gone out almost 2 weeks before and I wa...

by Rachel There is about one textbook in the whole world for learning Kirundi.  Maybe there's more, but only one I've ever seen.  ...

(from Eric) Claudette was first admitted to the hospital 6 weeks after having a baby, just after the cut-off of getting "free...

by Jess Cropsey As a parent, it’s easy to question yourself when it comes to your kids.  It’s one thing to decide that God has called m...

We've recently received an influx of visitors from the US, which has been fun.  Over a group discussion one night, we realized what a bi...

by Rachel Arrival at Kibuye, Nov 2014 August 6th marked our one year anniversary in Burundi.  It seems very surreal for most of us,...

by Rachel A woman died on my service Thursday.  Now, people die every day around the world, and of course people die every day in Burundi...