I am traveling today in Guatemala with Orphan Outreach on a vision casting trip for the church I attend, Birchman Baptist, Our first care facility visit today was at a government run home for children. Sadly, many are placed here as result of abuse. These...
A couple of months ago when I was in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, I wrote a story about a little girl named Ruth who touched my heart. While many of little Ruth's problems cannot be fixed, one could. I just received this photo last week of...
From my dear friend Gary Schneider of Every Orphans Hope - "The world asks, 'What does a man own?' Christ asks, 'How does he use it?'" (Andrew Murray) Thank you Ronnie Mosley for using all you have and giving all your heart to serve and love others with Christ's...
{August 10th, 2015] Sunday our group of 15 drove a little less than an hour to the township of Chongwe to attend Word of life Church. This is also the location for My Fathers House, 8 little homes built by Every Orphans Hope, each one...
[August 9th, 2015] Third world country arrivals are always interesting, and this one was no exception. Our journey from the U.S. started with a 16 hour flight from the USA to the UAE, landing in Dubai at noon but our body clocks were still set...
The coffee ceremony is an integral part of social and cultural life in Ethiopia. An invitation to attend a coffee ceremony is considered a mark of friendship or respect and is an excellent example of Ethiopian hospitality. Performing the ceremony is almost obligatory in the...
There is no better way to experience the divide in our modern day world between wealth and poverty than to enter third world countries through the gateway of Dubai. Seeing the opulence of a 7 star hotel (a category that does not even exist) with...
Staying in the countryside of Ethiopia for our first night was a wonderful introduction to the nature found in this rugged, yet beautiful part of the world. The area where we stayed our first night, is home to some very playful and loud monkeys and...
[Over the next few days i will be posting stories from a trip to Ethiopia with the Adera Foundation from which I just returned. I was blessed to be the photo journalist for this trip, telling stories with images and words of people that are making a...
Having just returned from Africa with The Adera foundation I am excited to share some of my favorite images from the trip, stories to follow. “To me, photography is an art of observation. It’s about finding something interesting in an ordinary place… I’ve found it has...
