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War Zones Create the Beloved Unreached
-David Killough

Thatch roofs were the only visible structures above the ground. The villagers buried the rest of the huts in the ground to protect their families...

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Oscar's Hope
-Sharon Smethurst

The sound of prayers mingled with the shouts of children in the village that day. Our team laid hands on a woman with a coal black smudge on her forehead and a wiggling baby...

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Malawi's Muddy Vistor
-David Philips

The overland truck rattled and shook as the team made its way over roads that were more sand and potholes than pavement. When the unscheduled rains arrived...

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The Adventure of my Life
-David Hoyme

Every traveler knows that your favorite brand of Coke tastes better in distant lands. I was able to enjoy a second Fanta orange Coke because...

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Condemnation that brought death to his soul
-Adam Beam

I wasn't there yet but Adam Beam later told me, "Everyone smelled when I first got to Africa." That was his first memory of the moment when he...

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Somewhere beneath the Canopy our Ministry lies
-Dan Hoyme

We held on white-knuckled as the little six-seater plane zipped through the mountains, barely skimmed the dense treetops and landed on the most remote...

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Dumbwa Calls My Name
- Abbey Philips

Tonight my bed is made up in Dumbwa village. This is my group's second visit here and already kindness has been poured out on us, welcoming us back...

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The Old Lozi Man's Plea
-Philip Smethurst

I knew his life was hard. Living your entire existence in a village on the Zambezi Barotse flood plains you have to deal with countless hardships...

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This Lozi's Path
- Leah Goodwyne

He knelt down and took her feeble hand in his. The late afternoon sun broke through the thatch roof and cast shafts of light around the hut.  It does not reach the dark corners. She is nothing more than a bit of skin thrown over bones. Jack knows why he is there, but does not know if that is even remotely possible...

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 Have You Ever Been On A Recon?
- Leah Goodwyne

Chris Dobson has come to talk about where he may fit in with Overland Missions. At 19, he would be a perfect fit for a sector volunteer. Philip Smethurst leans in, “You know what I would do if I were 19 years old and had the world at my feet? I would do something radical."
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Blind Dusty Faith - Lindsay Rairick
Zanzibar's Dark Secrets - Christy Philips






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