By Alyssa For the last few months we've averaged 60-70 kids on our pediatric service (including malnutrition and neonatology) and anot...

by Rachel Burundi is a country obviously known for its bananas (if by obviously I mean we mention it a lot to people).  We are also able t...

By Alyssa Ten-year-old Claver was admitted to our pediatrics service 2 1/2 weeks ago as a last resort. He had been previously hospitalized...

(from Eric) One of the wonderful things about crossing cultures is the window it can provide into your existing world.  The world aroun...

Thanks, Carlan, for putting together this awesome video for us!  All of the Serge teams presented a video on our work to share in group pray...

by Carlan One of the encouraging and perhaps unanticipated blessings of God calling this team to Burundi is the incredible amount of mu...

by Heather And another school year has ended.  It’s time to think back over what have we have learned this year.  The kids can tell you a...

by Jess Cropsey This past Friday (May 13th) was memorable in many ways.  It was Jason Fader's birthday (who is quickly approaching th...

Rachel and I were recently featured on the podcast "World to the Wise: Home of the Culturally Curious" in an interview that we re...

by Jess Cropsey When we first arrived in Burundi in August 2013, there were 16 of us, including kids.  Now merely 2-1/2 years later,...