This week Ann Curry covered the continuous war that haunts the people in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. Curry was led into the dangerous Nuba Mountains by Ryan Boyette, a native of Florida. Boyette moved to the Sudan in 2003 when he went to work for Samaritan’s Purse.
Yesterday, I shared with you that this week, Three Hearts, comes out on DVD. Three Hearts, follows my journey as an intern with Children’s Heart Project while I help bring three children to the United States for life-saving heart surgery.
When I was a college senior, I interned with Children’s Heart Project of Samaritan’s Purse. During that time we documented the journey of three children traveling from the deserts of Mongolia to San Antonio, Texas, where they were to receive open-heart surgery.
Early this week a family friend, actually we call him family, appeared on NBC’s The Voice. Anthony Evan’s, son of Dr. Tony Evans, auditioned in front of the show’s four judges, and was chosen by Christian Aguilera to be on her team.
Of course you already know it is Valentine’s day. It is hard to ignore Valentine’s day, even if you have tried to avoid it all cost.
Recently, when Corey and I were in North Carolina visiting family, I had the honor to be at my grandfather’s 90th Birthday. It was a sweet day for Pop. He was surrounded by his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
My friend and colleague, Lisa Moseley, was on an assignment with The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, and she recently traveled on her first international trip to a third world country.
Recently I traveled with my dad to Haiti to visit an orphanage that Samaritan’s Purse is building and to deliver shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.
I do not typically get involved in politics on my blog, but I wanted to share this video. Last week, my dad appeared on ABC World News to discuss the evangelical vote between the Republican candidates.
The week after Christmas, I received a last minute phone call from my dad asking me to join him on an Operation Christmas Child distribution in the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
Four years ago today, I was getting ready to walk down a long aisle and marry my best friend. Little did I know when those doors opened wide, what love would mean to me four years later.
There is never a dull moment working for my dad. I received a phone call two nights ago, asking if I wanted to go to the Dominican Republic on Thursday to help deliver shoeboxes with Operation Christmas Child.