Getting humbled, so that the real work can begin
Getting out of one’s armchair and stepping into the ring is one of the fastest and surest ways to be humbled, Anna Johnson finds.
Accompanying children with disabilities in Tanzania
Jaclyn Geyer reflects on her first year at St. Justin’s Centre for Children with Disabilities in Musoma
Héctor — and Maryknoll project in Bolivia — progress, despite COVID
In the midst of the pandemic, 5-year-old Héctor, who has autism, is making great strides in his development.
Helping children with disabilities access healthcare in Tanzania
Maryknoll parish’s community health program tackles health insurance and other obstacles that prevent children with disabilities from accessing care
Advent birthing—and Baraka will ‘call you later’
Advent and Christmas greetings from the Berry-Stablein missioner family in Tanzania
Great is thy faithfulness
God’s faithfulness is alive in the people of Mabatini, Tanzania.
Tanzanian school for children with disabilities continues to thrive
Returned lay missioner continues to support Tanzanian school she helped found
The benefit of the doubt and the benefits of faith
A timely warning not to fall into the trap of blaming poor people for their fate
Caring for ‘hidden children’ with disabilities
In Mombasa, Kenya, nurse Kathy Flatoff is searching out and helping children with disabilities.
A true gift
Maria Montello publishes children’s book in Cambodia.
