Agogo (Grandmother) – by Randa Nelson
On this my 4th time to Malawi I still find my heart leaning in with the Agogos. I love these women. They have already had a long...
A Life-Changing Trip – by Carissa Rea
Malawi leaves an unforgettable imprint on the hearts of everyone who takes the journey to walk alongside our brothers and sisters. Trip participants leave learning much more...
A Happy Man Lives Long – By Jordan Heinzel-Nelson
When we walk into the dusty clearing surrounding a quaint little hut, an old man hobbles out to meet us. He calls something in rapid Chichewa to...
A Celebration to Remember – by Carissa Rea
Filled with singing, dancing, and celebration, graduations are a lively part of Malawian culture even at preschool age. As we pulled into the ceremony, there were hundreds...
Landing on my feet in Liti – by Scott Batterson
I was barely aware that she had a baby with her, much less that she was breast feeding while she quietly handed over her medical passport. She...