The other day a farm worker’s mother died. She had the typical age problems- diabetes, high blood pressure. On paper, she was a 74-year-old woman
What happens to a girl who helps her mom in Nicaragua every day? She cleans. She watches siblings. She cooks. Her days are filled with
I just reread John 15; 1-8. I love the idea that Jesus is the vine, and we are the branches. Such lovely allegory and description.
Watching children here play with balloons, I am reminded of my childhood. How 6-year me loved balloons. How many of us heard our mothers yelling,
“Your kidneys are like a colander that you use for pasta. BUT, instead of noodles, your kidneys are catching and cleaning all the stuff in
“¡Buenas! ¿Permiso?” “¡Buenas! ¡Adelante!” These are the 2 phrases that are always spoken when we visit a house in the community. “¡Buenas! ¿Permiso?” Hello! Permission
Leadership can be a strange charge. We often think of leaders as elected officials. People chosen by the majority to take charge, help others, and
Mark 10: 46-52 tells the story of Bartimaeus, the blind man who asked Jesus to be healed as he was leaving Jericho. I recently re-read
The pig nursery is complete! The piglets and sows now have a clean and cool area to thrive and grow as they provide local farmers
Don Cristobal Lopez has lived in the community of La Coyotera for most of his 64 years of life. In the recent past, he grew
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