In the rural town of Awassa, Ethiopia, donkey carts hauling vegetables or farming equipment over the dusty, dirt roads are a common sight. Less common are books. Many children have never seen one; few... Read more >>

Lucy is 3.2 million years old. She’s tiny, a little over three feet tall. She’s spent most of her modern life in a secure vault in Ethiopia but she’s been let out to see the... Read more >>

I’ve got my score sheet right here in front of me. It says (and I am not making this up)—banana, papaya, pineapple, raspberry, mangos … tropical … (and then you can see I am... Read more >>

It’s a safe place where I live. Vanilla condominiums. White fences. Tree lined streets. Every dog here has a license and a leash. It was good to come back here and settle into... Read more >>

A few years ago I was at my Bicycle Store in Toronto, Canada, I am a Gideon and just received a list with all the languages the Bible is published needed to know what language the Ethiopian speaks, I... Read more >>

Come 8:30 a.m. in any U.S. city, a line forms in Starbucks—brimming with eager patrons ready to start their day with foamy designer lattes or steaming shots of espresso. They sip their Grande... Read more >>