My good friend Ashley Otani, graphic artist and so much more for CAFO (Christian Alliance for Orphans), came through Texas on her CAFO Coast to Coast tour and asked me to photograph an Orphan Sunday event at Journey Church. After Ashley accepted mine and Carol’s invitation...
[August 24, 2015] Ever since I had the pleasure of traveling to the Philippines last December with Dan Johansen, executive director of Badjao Bridge, I have wanted to return. Dan’s ministry to the Badjao Tribe on Panglao Island captured my heart in a special way, I...
August 14th, 2015 - Many close friendships were developed this week between the children attending camp and the those who came from the US to help. Goodbyes are never easy and today’s were no exception. ...
August 14, 2015 - As with all establishments, the real action goes on in the kitchen.. I hope these photographs convey a little of the swag, sass and personality that I witnessed today with the ladies that keep Camp Hope fed! Photo #8 was taken right...
This is Juliet and Florence, and they are two of the “Mamas” that are God’s angels to the children that call My Fathers House their home. I just loved sitting on their front porch and watching the happiness… ...
[August 13, 2015] This is Jake Jackson, Frisco High School History teacher and wrestling coach (2x TX State Champions 2014/2015!) Jake is a veteran with EOH and has served four months in Zambia over the past three years. His wife Michelle was the director of sponsorship...
[August 11, 2015] One of the main contributions that our group from the US will make this week is serving at Camp Hope. Before coming to Lusaka, Zambia I read the following description from the Every Orphans Hope website at www.http://everyorphan.org "Every summer, we share the...
Before returning to Africa later this week, I feel compelled to post one more story from my trip taken a few weeks ago to Ethiopia with The Adera Foundation. This short video, aptly named "Journeys", chronicles our journey to the Wenchi Cherkos monastery that is believed...
Last December, as I tiptoed across the planks that connect the little huts the Badjao Tribe call home, I snapped this photo of a little Badjao girl appropriately named “Angel". Little did I know then that her photo would be selected as the face of...
