I've had a number of questions asked me this past week about the publishing world, so I thought I'd put them in a post in case there...

I thought I'd post a couple more photos of the market. I actually need to pick up some eggs, bread, and fruit, but with the heat index a...

One of the challenges of moving to a new country is figuring out the day to day life--things like language barriers, cultural differences, a...

We stopped for a brief visit to Kruger last week on our way to drop of our Brazilian friends off at the airport. After two hours to get thro...

I've had a few computer problems as my wireless went out, but I'm up and working again finally. The past few days have been busy as ...

We're back on the road again for a few days, and I've been off-line. We had to return to SA briefly to bring our Brazilian friends b...

We took our friends across the bay in one of the sailboats you can hire. One of the men started bailing water toward the end, but otherwise ...

This is Rosie, a sweet four year old that we've known since just after she was born. Her parents worked for us in South Africa and in th...

On Sunday we visited the orphanage and took with us eight of the Christians. It was a moving experience to see these young men holding these...

It's hard to believe that another year has passed, and a new one has begun. I think we all love new beginnings which is probably why we ...

It's been a hectic week with guests from Brazil, final exams for Gabriel, and a writing deadline tomorrow. Add to that, the humid weathe...

I hope you all had a wonderful and blessed Christmas! I've been enjoying the photos of snow several have sent me, and am dreaming of sno...

Wishing all of you a very merry Christmas and God's greatest blessings upon you in the New Year. Here's the elephant video I promise...

I think I mentioned last week, that one of our house churches decided to visited the orphanage in town as a way to show love to the communit...

UPDATE: First of all, I'm grateful to report that Emmanuel made it through surgery and that it was a success. Please continue to prayer ...

PHOTO: 25 billion Zimbabwe dollars. . .enough to buy a loaf of bread. As many of you know, along with our work in Mozambique, we are also ac...

We returned home last night to a bit of a surprise. Both water and electricity had been off during the day, the water for about twelve hours...

Even in the short time that we've been here, it's exciting to see what God is doing. While I've spent most of my time working wi...

Enjoy! Lisa

It's been one of these crazy weekends. Since we've returned, either the power or the water has been out. Today the electricity was d...