The black darkness of night with its starry skies slowly fades away, the muted colors of dawn creeping in slowly. Like a breath of fresh air, light embraces the world once again. Pink and orange … Read More
Cuban Worship
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Watching these kids read
“One of the greatest joys in my life right now… Our Schools of Hope reading ministry where we are raising kids who were below their reading level up to two grades above their reading level…watching … Read More
¡Que Viva la Poesía!
Yesterday evening I had the privilege of attending Granada’s International Poetry Festival, a week-long celebration of this beautiful linguistic art. Poets from all over the world were invited to this event to present a few … Read More
A Day in the Life of Kelsey
So you may or may not have asked yourself: “What in the world is Kelsey doing in Nicaragua anyway?” Which happens to be a very good question. Unfortunately, my response could fill the pages of … Read More
How to use the Lenten Devotional
Each day you will receive an email that consists of Scripture readings, meditations, reflection questions, and prayers—all aimed toward directing your heart to God and deepening your understanding of the events that led to Easter. … Read More
What is Lent
The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are at the very heart of Christianity. The good news of the gospel is that God has acted in history to conquer evil and reconcile sinners to himself … Read More
Jesus Wept
Do you cry? Why? What makes your eyes water? What makes your sight blur, your heart ache, your soul weep? Do you weep? This is a big question for me… for the very simple reason … Read More
Leadership Gathering in January 2015
Leaders from our churches gathered together today. Enjoy these photos! [flickr_set id=”72157649898100990″]
Hurdles and Skinned Knees
I am the 200 meter hurdler in a regional meet. I have good shoes on my feet, a uniform that fits, and the energy to keep my heart pumping and muscles contracting at lightning speed. … Read More