Accompanying children with disabilities in Tanzania
Jaclyn Geyer reflects on her first year at St. Justin’s Centre for Children with Disabilities in Musoma
Choose joy
If the Tanzanian people have anything to teach us, it’s that joy is a choice.
Joys and ‘Success’
Teachers pool their resources for Success — and for good times and hard times
‘Who are these signs for anyways?’
Steve Veryser reads and ponders a few signs of the times.
We need each other
One thing Joanne Miya has learned working as a lay missioner in Tanzania is that we can’t make it on our own.
The work of nonviolence starts with each of us
Rather than look the other way, we must enter into challenging situations with love and compassion.
Learning nonviolent ways in Tanzania
Creating a nonviolent world can start with paying attention to what we say to each other.
Set for success
Steve Veryser discovers a unique slice of Tanzanian life — professional volleyball — by reconnecting with a former neighbor.
Living Maryknoll Lay Missioners’ core values
Joanne Miya on simple living, community, joy, inclusion and humility,
‘Pray for me’
How a stranger helped me encounter God in our mutual vulnerability
Who is my neighbor?
Judy Walter introduces some of her neighbors at the Lake House of Prayer in Mwanza, Tanzania.
