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We seem to be drawn to stories that are full of simple generosity these days. As Mother Teresa penned, “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.” Stories of “small things” encourage our hearts. Stories of ordinary people living...
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Riots. Violence in the streets. Injustice. Scarce food and water. Poverty. People hurting and hungry. . . . The reality of the ongoing turmoil and escalation of violence in Haiti can be hard to grasp—emotionally and spiritually. As North Americans, many of us go about...
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God just makes himself so obvious sometimes, That anybody with half a brain can plainly see! Well that’s what happened the last 12 days of 2017, To the unbelieving part of me. Happy New Year to you all around the world. As we start out this 2018, I simply have to tell...
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Papua New Guinea is one of the last reached places on earth. Until the twentieth century, this island country was cut off from the rest of the world. From the time Wesleyan missionaries set foot in Papua New Guinea in the 1960s, demonstrating the gospel through word...
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Opportunities to serve refugees in Europe Our team has been praying for opportunities to serve refugees in Europe. This spring I attended a conference with many European nationals that are involved in diverse phases of refugee ministry. Before I left for the...
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Many of you have prayed for and supported the work at the La Gonave Wesleyan Hospital in Haiti. I want to share three of the many stories regarding patients who have experienced healing at the hospital. In the midst of many tragedies, three outcomes, at the beginning...