He was back in Jacksonville after spending eight weeks on a teaching mission in Kigali, Rwanda. He was still readjusting to the time difference. Rwanda was six…… Read more “Back in Jacksonville”
Tag: AIDs
Rehema’s Visitor
Rehema sat there on the floor with her knees drawn and her hands clasped around them, staring straight ahead of her. It had been weeks since Trishan…… Read more “Rehema’s Visitor”
Saturday Morning
Weeks had passed and by now his hair had grown back at the sides. It was early Saturday morning. He hadn’t slept well and after tossing and…… Read more “Saturday Morning”
Gida’s Story
I’m a deaf 35 year old woman with two children. I’m also HIV positive. I was raped twice by the same man. It happened when I was…… Read more “Gida’s Story”
God’s Preparing
Courtney stood at the window of her flat, looking out and wondering why her life was so messy. She found out that Quincy had been two-timing her,…… Read more “God’s Preparing”
Finding Joy in Jesus
The LORD has appeared of old to me, saying: “Yes, I have loved you with an everlasting love; Therefore with lovingkindness I have drawn you – Jeremiah 31:3 Imagine…… Read more “Finding Joy in Jesus”
Dame Angela Lansbury
I still watch Murder, She Wrote because I like the show and the character Jessica Fletcher played by the great Angela Lansbury. My 7 year old son…… Read more “Dame Angela Lansbury”
Women and Shingles
I found out last week that my mother who suffers from Parkinson’s has Shingles. From what I have seen of Shingles it looks very painful. I wanted…… Read more “Women and Shingles”
Living in Slums
I told them that even if their situation seems like a mountain, God is mightier than the problem – Nitya Can you imagine being so poor that…… Read more “Living in Slums”
Plead for the Widows
They still hope when they die, that their son probably will come and light their pyre. A son who breaks your legs, a son who hits you…… Read more “Plead for the Widows”
Notes to Women 