Archive for "Africa and Middle East"

The daily 7-mile trek to fetch water for drinking, cooking, bathing and washing is over for the women of this Kenyan village.

At a crossroads of physical and spiritual poverty, a Texas family doctor learns the rules of modern medicine don’t always apply.

Five cities in two years. Writer Erich Bridges reflects on challenges city dwellers — and those who wish to minister to them — face.

Bush rat dinner. Bucket baths. Dysentery. It’s a wonderful life for young women crafting Bible stories for their African neighbors.

The 30-acre trash dump at Dandora symbolizes how many cities deal with slum dwellers — out of sight, out of mind. But God hasn’t forgotten them.

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