Community development Archives - Page 9 of 15

LEARNING GUATEVER POSSIBLE

Lists everywhere…lists for packing, our dogs, our house, our cars, lots of goodbyes, and finally...

The city of Cairo is approximately 1,191 square miles – roughly the same size as Rhode Island,...

In late January at 1 a.m., not far from where we live, a long-dilapidated, stone building...

All over the world, people battle serious illnesses, terminal diseases, and life-altering...

Nine years had passed since the nuclear disaster in Japan. It was a grey and dreary day as I...

As we wrap up Black History Month I feel compelled to write about my own experiences living as a...

Since October 17, Lebanon, the “Land of the Cedars,” seems to be in the midst of a popular...

Dear Family and Friends: As we prepare to celebrate the 8th Christmas since we began our mission...

The autumn at the Ecumenical Office of the Presbyterian Church of the Republic of South Korea has...

This fall, John and I took our annual vacation and combined it with some of next year’s vacation...

Way back in June 2019, Hong Kong never imagined that anti-government protests would still be going...

The Lesotho Evangelical Church in Southern Africa (LECSA) hosted its 5th annual Pilgrimage of...

Since you last heard from us we’ve entered what we call the “three-shower-a day season.” ...

If you open your browser and type in "Seko, North Luwu, South Sulawesi," the satellite image will...

In my first few weeks in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico, I’ve been thinking a lot...