“Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know.”
Jeremiah 33:3
God has indeed shown me new things. I’ve had the privilege of serving in many places on medical missions. And He has given me the time and space to pursue my lifelong dream of writing.
I began writing when I was seven and have continued to pen various short stories and flash fiction pieces. But He has give me the opportunity to pursue this work seriously. While I’ve published several short stories and some flash fiction I am working now to finish my historical novel, “The Voyage of the St Andrew” set in the 1680’s Scotland.
In a little over a month I will attend the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writer’s Conference. As I prepare, I am reminded of how much I depend on God in this adventure. Writing a novel is hard, as hard as surviving medical school and residency training.
Please join me on this adventure.
At the end of the dry season the hot winds from the Sahara (the Harmatan) sweep down to the Plateau here and bring so much sand we can hardly see the mountains
And almost blots out the sun
COVID vaccination clinic at HBB
Ladies preparing a special lunch for after the Easter service at the Goudevé church
This Sunday School student is thrilled with her memory verse paper
I love this picture from church Sunday in the Goudevé village. We were trying to get a picture with the pastor and one of the other leaders in the church and the whole congregation ran up behind us to get in the picture! Can’t leave them out….THEY are THE CHURCH!
Outside of the Kola Nut
Inside of a Kola Nut which is used in Coke/Pepsi. It is indigenous to West Africa. One seed had as much caffeine as 2 large cups of coffee!