A Life Worth Living
It has been a little while now since I returned from my 9-week mission trip in Nicaragua, and I am unsettled. My old life doesn’t
August 27, 2024
It has been a little while now since I returned from my 9-week mission trip in Nicaragua, and I am unsettled. My old life doesn’t
Written by Joseph Donlin, a Long-Term Volunteer. Confirmation bias is defined as the tendency we as humans have to evaluate new data as confirmation or
Written by Caroline Kavanaugh, staff member. I was recently asked to deliver a “History of Transformation” talk during our Monday morning meeting, focusing on individuals
Written by Susan Frego, Summer 2023 InternAt this point we begin to wonder, “what’s next?”Presumably, retirement is a time when we have a little money set
Written by: Lynnaya Preuss Fall 2022 Intern Community development Team Intern Persevere, praise, and pass it on. These are the words that come to mind
Written by: Mia Luciani, Maggie Dunne, and Hayley Theil Summer 2022 Partnerships Team Interns From three interns, sitting in the Rancho and looking back on
Written By: Gloria Farmer Amigos for Christ 2021 Summer Intern Team: Community Development 1. Life is better when you live it slowly. In America,
Written By: Paola Montalvo Doña Esperanza gives a whole new meaning to her name, Hope. Two years ago, her family didn’t have clean, running water.
Author: Caroline Kavanaugh Caroline first came to Nicaragua in 2015 with Academy of the Sacred Heart in New Orleans, Louisiana, and she has been coming
About Kendra Redding: Kendra is a registered nurse from Mississippi with a love for traveling and serving others. In addition to nursing, she also owns a
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