The Covering
A new project represents the effort by one of the over 300 people our team has trained at the university. The professional prepares to train over 800 nurses in southern Cote d’Ivoire with CHE! We...
View ArticleIncognito
... an Ivorian brother ... establishes churches in an unreached area. The majority in his region hold firmly to another faith. The ways this pastor entered the community and sought to break barriers is...
View ArticlePlanted Blessings
One of the joys of COVID-19 restrictions lifting is the opportunity to meet for mutual encouragement. The national Ivorian CHE (Community Health Evangelism) leadership plans to host a gathering in...
View ArticleHaley’s Latest Update
How is it possible that I live in a place where parents have to choose which of their children to feed, or where clean drinking water is such a luxury? Read More The post Haley’s Latest Update first...
View ArticleGROWTH AMONG ROCKS AND THORNS
Spend a few days with us in the Copper Canyon and you’ll begin to understand what the enemies of growth are: disease, alcoholism, lack of education, the list goes on. Yet a deeper threat than the dry...
View ArticleHero Search
Memorial Day weekend is always a time of grateful remembrance in our family. We take time to honor all the men and women who have given their lives . . . Read More The post Hero Search first appeared...
View ArticleThe Box
A common theme echoing through the encouraging reports at the CHE meeting was how to help others think “outside the box” in ministry. A few CHE practitioners saw unprecedented growth ... Read More The...
View ArticlePA Comings & Goings
As missionaries, we regularly pass through airports. While departures often signal sorrowful emotions related to leaving family, friends, and country, arrivals usually . . . Read More The post PA...
View ArticleSweet chariot
Community Health Evangelism (CHE) pursues enduring transformation that involves every member of a given community. During this week... 50 intellectual and medical leaders heard the ... The assertion...
View ArticleHand for a Hand
Imagine living life without the use of one arm. It would be hard, right? Now, imagine living life without both arms. That sounds next to impossible. How does one eat, drink, or use the bathroom? Get...
View ArticleThe Choice
One sobering truth about being free is that people can choose to become slaves again. Conversely, rarely are slaves given a choice to be free. We remain regularly encouraged by the choices of fellow...
View ArticleStandards and Guidelines to Support Human Dignity in Cross-Cultural Healthcare
The relief and development community has created a set of comprehensive minimum standards for humanitarian response, although they have been slow to make significant progress in the USA. These...
View ArticleHousehold Rule
As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith.—Galatians 6:10 Read More The post Household Rule first appeared on Christian...
View ArticleMonth of Celebration and Healing at Loma De Luz
“I have to use baby diapers every day. Sometimes I use rags or toilet paper because the diapers become expensive,” she said explaining what the past several months had been like. Read More The post...
View Article“B,” a Sponsor
The letter “B” is a proud sponsor of this week’s update! Blessings abounded in ministry, as usual, but some of the besetting botherations we, or ministry partners, battled. Read More The post “B,” a...
View ArticleNever Change
"Never change." On the surface, that thought may seem appealing: "You have an endearing personality that I find attractive, and I want it to endure." What brought the subject of change to mind this...
View ArticleUnshakeable!
We belong to an unshakeable kingdom in Christ! The apostle Peter warned believers in his day not to be surprised at the "fiery trials" that tested them, as if something strange were happening (1 Peter...
View ArticleAgape Celebrates 5 Years!
On June 25, a party was held to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Agape Rehabilitation Complex! Current patients and residents of Agape, employees and other guests were in attendance. Polos shirts...
View ArticleThe Gift of Mobility
When you think about mobility what usually comes to mind? Is it using a bike, scooter, car or plane? Or is it being able to connect virtually anytime and anywhere thanks to technology? In my (Andrew)...
View ArticleFerry Fees
As Verlin traveled to and from a celebration of life ceremony, we better understand an incredible story of how ferry fees bless a community using Community Health Evangelism (CHE). In south-central...
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