written by Joanna Morrison, photographed by David Morrison ‘Do you see a lot of miracles?’ is a common question from our visitors. I often feel slightly embarrassed when I answer that we don’t see immediate miracles such as ‘blind eyes seeing’ or ‘deaf ears hearing.’ Recently, my embarrassment has caused me to reflect on [...]
by Joanna Morrison March 2012 Storms carry huge potential, both positive and negative, but most of the time we only notice the negative. Lying in my bed, dry and warm, I know that the rain pounding on my roof will destroy roofs and walls in the villages. Families will huddle under trees or squeeze [...]
by David Morrison January 21, 2012 After a prolonged period of insufficient rain farmers needed for the crops to survive, a powerful storm delivered 115mm of rain within a period of only 90 minutes over Bangula late Thursday afternoon. The immense volume of rain caused havoc throughout the villages. The depth of water streaming through [...]
by Joanna Morrison, January 2012 I have my instructions: ‘Not too airy fairy Jo, so I can find pictures to go with it.’ So here I go with a down to earth update with lots of real live faces to go with it. I would like to give thanks for visitors who breathe life in [...]
We mourn the loss of Daryl Dean Martin, who died tragically on September 7, 2011, from injuries sustained when elephants unexpectedly charged Daryl and his wife Rebekah while visiting a wildlife reserve in Malawi. Daryl, together with his wife Rebekah and sons Jonathan (age 16) and Caleb (age 11), have served as missionaries at the [...]
