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“Home Sweet Bus”We are so excited to finally be able to tell you the air date for the pilot episode of our new TV show on TLC! The name of the show is “Home Sweet Bus” and the pilot will…

We hosted a golf tournament just a few days ago in Grand Haven, MI as a fundraiser for Uganda -more specifically, the water filters we distribute there. It was a huge success, and went above our expectations. Overall, the proceeds…

Well I’m sure you’re all curious about the layout of the first unit of Hope Children’s Village, so I made an executive decision to post some pictures for you. Enjoy.

Well, friends, it’s good to be back on the blog. Life has been a little chaotic lately, especially since we returned from Uganda. The past few weeks we have been trying to catch up on ministry work and blogging and…

Posts for the last two weeks of our work in Uganda were scheduled to go out before we left the U.S. based upon our schedule for the mission trip and what we believed would be accomplished while we were there….

The following statistics are to show you some of what the medical team has been up to. Robert Yarber is the head of the medical team, and by trade he is an ear, nose, and throat surgeon. His team has…

It rained today… Never would’ve guessed that by the title, would you?The majority of the team was at the construction site for Hope Children’s Village. Dr. Yarber and his wife Debbie along with Pam Vidrine travelled to the Ugandan hospital…

Hello again! It’s been a while, but I’m back. Those of you who have been following the blog since this time last year, know that I blogged the mission trip to Uganda. This year, instead of random updates and advanced…

Well, folks, we finally got our bus back after an extended stay at a repair shop in Toledo, Ohio. (Just for clarification’s sake, our bus was at the repair shop, not us.) Turns out we had to have a $34,000…

First off, I want to say thanks to all of you who keep up with our family, and our blog; especially those of you who have offered your encouragement to me through your comments. I never really know how many…