(by Greg) The children on our team get a great deal of exposure to the practice of medicine.  Many of them have physicians or nurses for p...

by Rachel Janvier, my very first thesis student, at his graduation One of the most painful and yet ultimately enjoyable tasks that w...

“Family” My brother and his wife and their four kids were here over Christmas and we had a fantastic 3-weeks together. It’s the second...

by Jess Cropsey It just so happened that a Baptist, an ecumenical charismatic, a Christian Reformed, a non-denominationalist, another c...

by Ted Disclaimer: These thoughts are based on personal experiences working as a Korean-American surgeon in rural Burundi and do not repr...

As an extension of a history lesson rooted in The Age of Exploration, the Kindergarten through second grade class at Kibuye Hope Academy (K...

(from Eric) Clothing from all over the world makes its way to Burundi.  This may not be a perfect system (imagine trying to start a texti...

by Rachel  If you've been reading our blog for awhile, you've probably seen a fair number of surgical photos.  When we started w...

by Krista 1)    “Home Date” – You feed and put the kids to bed early, dress up, light some candles, turn on some music, and eat dinner ...