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Perhaps you have heard the story about the little boy who upon returning from a school party was asked by his mother, “Bobby, did you thank the lady for the party?” He answered, “Well, I was going to, but the girl ahead of me said, ‘thank you,’ and the lady told her not to mention

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Though Mexico is a federal republic, the Roman Catholic Church, to which about ninety percent of the people belong, exerts a great influence in the government. In spite of the church’s political power, regular church attendance is practiced by only a tenth of the people. Historically, government opposition to Protestant missionaries has made church planting

  On Saturday, August 11, we hosted a large group of family for the gender reveal for Baby Davis. It was a fun evening as we enjoyed pork barbeque, chips, salad, and some of the most amazing salsa I have ever tasted thanks to Jamie’s mom Darlene who brought it from a restaurant in Rock

China is rich in heritage, tradition, ethnic diversity, and people-power. From the beginning of the Shang Dynasty in the 1800s B.C. to the collapse of the Ch’ing Dynasty in A.D. 1912, China was ruled by a series of emperors wielding near absolute power. During those millennia there were periods in which literature, architecture, and science

Chile Although averaging only about 110 miles in width, Chile stretches 2,700 miles from north to south, through almost every extreme that nature has to offer—from the glacier-encrusted volcanoes in the south to the scorched deserts of the north. Patagonia’s emerald rain forest is drenched with 190 inches of rain each year, while the Atacama

I love reading Bethany’s blog. She is a gifted photographer and storyteller. Check out her photoshoots and the stories behind them. If you are looking for an excellent photographer who is reasonably priced, give her a call. bethanywildermedia.com I’ve always been drawn to creative things. I remember consistently getting those huge art supply kits for Christmas

Book Recommendation Killing Fields Living Fields, by Don Cormack, who spent over 20 years among the Cambodian people. Available on Kindle for $9.99. Publisher’s Description The Cambodian Church was first planted among the rice farmers of North-West Cambodia in the mid-1920s. Growth was slow and painful. Then fifty years of nearly fruitless toil culminated in