KENNEDY’S DREAM JOB! When Kennedy was a kid, he had no idea what his life would look like. Kennedy grew up in Kenya in extreme poverty. It's the kind of poverty most of us have only seen on TV and think, "Wow! That’s horrible. Someone should do something about that." But Kennedy’s life changed fore

If you've watched the news for more than 30 seconds lately, you know that it's easy to feel helpless and hopeless. But even in the middle of all of the bad, amazing things are still being done at CURE International hospitals as children get life-changing surgeries. Just look at these sweet smiles! A

  A thumbs up. A smile. A hug. Loneliness. Worship. Just five ideas I now know are universally understood after a trip to Kenya with Cure International and WAY-FM. Loneliness is felt whether you are in Kenya or Connecticut, wealthy or poor, married or single. Mary is a 32 year old single mom who liv

Wally fulfilled a lifelong dream while in Kenya when he was given a chance to sew. Or so he thought.

This pen is made of cypress wood that I got from a small wood shop in Marsabit, Kenya. It is one of only two like it in the world. It's going to go to someone who makes a donation today as a special thank you.  

Finding and carrying water is a major daily task for lots of people in Kenya. Wally found out how difficult it can be.

  Today started with two firsts.  It was the first day of life for this baby born in Lwala, Kenya and the first time I have had a baby named after me.  I was told this woman gave birth and hour ago and I should go see her.  She looks great by the way and did it all with no epidural.  As we talked sh

Today started and ended with a smile from one of the happiest people I have ever met, Yuca.  She greeted us this morning with a smile and a hug and kindly hosted us in her home for dinner. It was such a fun evening especially for Zach.  The family decided on the nickname of Rhino for him...and they