(These photos of a few TLC staff members speak, with no words necessary, of their delight in being fathers.) Some fathers are exactly who they should be, when they should be, how they should be to their children. This is a Father’s D...

Swazis learn at an early age to coexist with dangerous snakes. However, when the snakes stray into human territory, it’s simply not good. Neliswa felt the bite on his left ankle, not once but twice, of a snake. Poisonous snakes are plenteous...

Bright lights and sunshine bothered him. He shaded his eyes and tried to hide his face behind his hands. He was afraid of what he could see, and even more afraid of what he could not see.  Still, his grandmother kept reassuring her 10-year-ol...

Visitors from around the world have always been welcomed at The Luke Commission. That is, until COVID-19 changed traveling plans, hopefully just for a short season. Here, we look back a few months with similar hopes for future visitors. Sometimes ...

This is a behind-the-scenes story, because that’s usually where mothers work—quietly, behind the scenes. This true account happened before coronavirus arrived in Eswatini, but it will be repeated during and after the crisis passes.  ...

For years, The Luke Commission has been assembling and giving away Mobility Worldwide carts, originally called PETS (Personal Energy Transportation). TLC gratefully partners with Mobility Worldwide, empowering disabled individuals to move around, ...

If we have to wear facemasks, why not sport a favorite color and be comfortable. That’s not a question. It’s a statement. So said, and did, Martie Pienaar, a longtime friend and supporter of The Luke Commission.   ...

This update was compiled before COVID-19 entered Eswatini. Now The Luke Commission is fully engaged in preparing for the pandemic. The team is thankful for the food security offered by the Niagara Christian Gleaners during this unique and uncertain t...

Integrate six students from an Ohio medical school into The Luke Commission team for three weeks, and their insights abound with unforeseen discernments. In the end, it’s just plain fun to listen to what they’ve noticed on the Miracle ...

If we look inside just one day at the Miracle Campus, unexpected examples of medical challenges are multiplied time and time again. Relate compassionately, for instance, with patients, whose conditions were described by TLC staff a few months ago:...