Conflict
Conflict has riveted our attention, commanded our news outlets, thrust its way into our conversations, confused and divided us on an international, national, local, and personal level. It’s front and […]
Tag Archives: South Sudan
The Healing Begins
When the guard opens the gate to the new ASAH compound in Moyo, Uganda, and we step out of the vehicle, the ASAH girls move like one body, snaking toward […]
Mumias and the Road to Lodwar
February 7, 2014 In 2010, a driver named Mumias picked me up at Wilson Airport when I returned from South Sudan on AIM Air (Africa Inland Missions). The pilot […]
Flexibility and Mercy
I’m bouncing along a section of potholed road on my way to the UNHCR office in the Westlands area of Nairobi with my driver, Mumias. Jessica Wunderlich stayed behind at […]
The Power of Google and an Unexpected Journey
“My heart tends to direct my head…and I wanted to work in a field I could be passionate about.” Four months ago I sat at my dad’s desk in Mobile, […]
African Soul, American Heart 