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September 29- October 5: I was in Pattaya Thailand, as part of the Lausanne Forum for World Evangelization – one of only two Catholics (and one Orthodox) in a meeting of over 1800 Protestant, mostly Evangelical leaders from […]
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Following the Pilgrimage of Pain and Hope, it was time to welcome another group of visitors , from St. Michael’s church in Cary and Sacred Heart, Pinehurst: hosted by Share-the-Blessings. The highlights of their visit: launching two water […]
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A week later, a group of 16 Duke students and staff joined their first group of visitors on a ‘Pilgrimage of Pain and Hope’ to Uganda and Rwanda. In Rwanda, we met survivors and church leaders, and visited […]
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First, the Dean Greg Jones and his family responded tp my invitation to ‘come and see’ Africa. He was joined by my collegue, Chris Rice and his family. The highlights of their stay: a visit to my home […]
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I spent close to two months in Uganda, which was a time of rest, renewal and fellowship with family and friends. It was also a time for drawing other, from America, into the journey of Africa.
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A new initiative is underway at Duke Divinity School- the Center for Reconciliation- and I have been invited to be part of it, to help set its vision, design its programs and provide leadership as co-director. I sit […]