Picking through the rubble of your shattered life
Yesterday, with a team of Racers in tow, I talked to people in the town in Peru that had been decimated by the earthquake that hit five months ago. It...
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Yesterday, with a team of Racers in tow, I talked to people in the town in Peru that had been decimated by the earthquake that hit five months ago. It...
It's been an interesting trip to Peru - we've seen such pain in the faces of the earthquake victims, yet we have a real shot at bringing hope to their...
All you have to do is scratch beneath the surface a little and you turn up many heart-wrenching personal stories. Here are four that we've run across ...
Standing at the edge of the refugee camp outside Tambo de Mora, Peru at 3:53 yesterday afternoon, chaos broke out. One of our teams had stopped by ...
In yesterday's blog I reported on the aftermath of last year's earthquake here in Peru. We toured the area most devastated - where 80% of buildings co...
We're now in Chincha, Peru launching the 2008 World Race. Last year, on August 15th in the early evening, a magnitude 8.0 earthquake struck here. Thre...
This morning I fly out to Peru with our next World Race team. Tomorrow we'll drive to Chincha, a town where the suffering from the earthquake that ...
At various times in the past, I've rolled out dreams for you to inspect. Dreams are wispy, precarious things. Most of them don't ever take root. And t...
Earlier this year, Cricket posted a blog about fasting, which is something we encourage World Racers and other missionaries to do before going on a tr...
Yesterday, I blogged about why I raise support for a living. Karen and I have about 40 people who regularly give to our support. Many give sacrificial...