If you’ve followed our journey for very long, then you know we were never able to return to Nasir after…

I am a huge fan of safety nets in life. I don’t know how much of it is dictated by…

Earlier this week, I blogged about our houses in Nasir being looted.  Unfortunately, that wasn’t the only sad news to…

I’ve struggled with how to write this post.  I’ve started it several times, but then can’t seem to get the…

You might have already read about our very exciting snail races, but there are more than just snails in Tonj!…

Before you read this post, you should read Part One.When we arrived in Tonj, we had waiting for us three…

We have had a lot of people ask what ministry looks like for us there in Tonj, so I wanted…

Before I became a missionary myself, I thought of life on the mission field in a very romanticized way: wild…

Our first Sunday in Tonj, I awoke feeling wretched.  I mean, so horrible that I couldn’t even stand up to…

Friday, March 28th was our first day in Tonj.  We arrived late morning, greeted at the airstrip by In Deed…

Last Friday, Blaise and I arrived in Tonj, South Sudan for our temporary assignment (3 months).  Nasir remains closed to…

As the very unofficial photographer for the EV-Africa team, I was asked to take pictures of all of the South…

Unfortunately, we are still in Kampala waiting on and praying for the day when everything in South Sudan calms down…

As many of you know, December 15th was the start of more than a month of fighting in South Sudan.…

I took a bit of a blogging hiatus this month, and I needed it.  There are times when I just…

I would be lying if I told you that every day in Nasir was idyllic, if I said that I…

We have put a lot of time and energy into learning Thuok Nuera these last few months, and so we…

We are in Kampala, Uganda for our first Kampala Assignment (formerly called R&R).  It has actually been quite a whirlwind…