The path of a pilgrim of hope
When we consider our divided society, the wars happening around the world, and the everyday challenges that accompany life, it can be difficult to feel hopeful sometimes.
Science opens minds and opportunities
The sounds are loud, the flames big, and the smiles contagious, reports missioner Kyle Johnson—or “Mr. Science,” as the name tag on his lab coat proclaims—as he teaches the scientific method with fun experiments to kids in Tanzania.
The joy at the margins
Tanzania’s Huruma School for Children with Disabilities celebrates 20 years of strides toward greater inclusion. Missioner Anna Johnson invites us to embrace the work still to do.
Am I fertile soil?
Anna Johnson reflects on Mark’s Gospel of the mustard seed.
Learning how to ‘honor the Sabbath’
In the busyness of mission life, Anna Johnson is reminded that our God is also a god of rest.
‘Together’: Building a disability community
Kyle Johnson is working with others on building a disability movement and community in Mwanza.
NOT! Funny in any language
Kyle Johnson reflects on the language and cultural barriers to understanding and expressing humor.
Knowledge is power
For Salha’s parents and other families of children with disabilities, education is key.
A peaceful warrior
Spiritual lessons from a Maasai warrior barista
So this is Christmas?
Despite today’s wars, there is hope and light when good people come together for a just cause.
Cherishing the gift of family
A Christmas prayer for all of us to make space for God to enter into our families, our work and our lives.
