Occupation: schoolteacher, journalist
Areas of service in Swaziland: pharmacy, hospital
Years served in Swaziland: 2005, 2006, 2007
It's a privilege to join The Luke Commission in Swaziland. God is moving across that land, and the bush medical clinics are in the midst of that movement.
Swazis are dying of AIDS in record numbers. However, Swazis are meeting Jesus Christ and owning their first Bibles in record numbers, too.
Being part of The Luke Commission team "on the ground" is both humbling and exhilarating.
Travel to the rural clinics is often harrowing and uncomfortable, but the welcome we receive upon arrival erases those inconveniences. Work at the clinics is demanding and unpredictable, but the Swazis' gratitude oozes through those long hours. Sickness and disease all around, but the Swazis' openness to their only real Hope conquers even death.
It's not a vacation or an experience. It's a calling, one that will change your life and the lives of Africans alike. Thank you, Jesus!
Occupation: schoolteacher, journalist
Areas of service in Swaziland: pharmacy, hospital
Years served in Swaziland: 2005, 2006, 2007
It's a privilege to join The Luke Commission in Swaziland. God is moving across that land, and the bush medical clinics are in the midst of that movement.
Swazis are dying of AIDS in record numbers. However, Swazis are meeting Jesus Christ and owning their first Bibles in record numbers, too.
Being part of The Luke Commission team "on the ground" is both humbling and exhilarating.
Travel to the rural clinics is often harrowing and uncomfortable, but the welcome we receive upon arrival erases those inconveniences. Work at the clinics is demanding and unpredictable, but the Swazis' gratitude oozes through those long hours. Sickness and disease all around, but the Swazis' openness to their only real Hope conquers even death.
It's not a vacation or an experience. It's a calling, one that will change your life and the lives of Africans alike. Thank you, Jesus!