Because of Danja Hospital, I Met Jesus
“I felt a dog was better than me,” says Mamane Abdou. “I was hopeless; I thought it was the end for me.” At just seven…
“I felt a dog was better than me,” says Mamane Abdou. “I was hopeless; I thought it was the end for me.” At just seven…
In immense pain, James entered the Ebola survivor clinic at SIM’s ELWA Hospital in Liberia. The Ebola virus had left James’ body months before, but…
Reverend Sung Lee sits under a leafy mango tree with the village leaders, escaping from the blistering Nigerian sun. They make up a strange picture:…
Nothing could have prepared John* of Niger, West Africa, for that fateful day. For the last two years, Niger has been at war with Boko…
It was volleyball night at Sahel Academy. In between games, a junior asked if he could interview me for one of his classes. He had…
One year at Kent Academy in Nigeria, we were planning a musical based on the story of David and Goliath. As we were casting roles…
A Liberian woman stood up at the annual church meeting in Tarkpoima, Gbarpolu County this past March. The Lofa River District of the Evangelical Church…
Mustafa and Nabi* were friends—and not just the kind of friends who wave when they pass on the street. They were united by the bond…
This story contains graphic content from Joseph’s real-life experiences; some may find this content disturbing.
When hunger became her household’s everyday norm, Jemma didn’t think life could be lived any other way. It was “just reality” for her, her husband…