There is a poverty in Swaziland that is difficult to describe and it is a poverty unlike I have seen anywhere else in Africa. It is largely rural, pastoral and dots the countryside of a thousand hills. Today, I was with The Luke Commission, a mobile hospital – some would call it a clinic – [...]
Dedicated to the staff, partners, and beneficiaries of SAI/Servant Forge “Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death – you are with me.” That you are with me promise jumps off the page and seizes my heart and my head every time I read it. In my 63 years, I have certainly [...]
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God, help me to see this child as you would see them, help me to hear them as you would hear them and God, help me to do what you would do. Twenty-five years ago, that prayer took me into a place with a student that forever altered my life. The student was in crisis and now [...]
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The post election violence in Kenya that captured the world’s attention in 2007 and 2008 found its way to the slums of Kibera and Korogocho but nowhere was the violence more intense, more tribal and more…
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In Manzini, Swaziland a Christian and a member of the Church of the Nazarene works daily in the Ministry of Natural Resources providing valuable and important technical expertise to the leadership in this government ministry. His biggest challenge is the corruption that runs rampant in various mid-level bureaucracies, a characteristic that has come to challenge [...]
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