THE NYANGATOM TRIBE, Southeast South Sudan A BBC report says, “The Nyangatom are some of the most feared warriors in the Omo Valley, locked in bloody feuds with the tribes that surround them.”  http://www.bbc.co.uk/tribe/tribes/nyangatom/ The area is in the … Continue reading →

What’s it like to be a refugee? Have you ever been a refugee? I haven’t, but I’ve seen their life in a refugee camp. I have NOT seen how they ran for their lives during the decades of war in … Continue reading →

We are back home, and it’s wonderful to be here! Really! We are confident that God has a reason for us being here. Let me tell you about the state of things that we have come back to. In the … Continue reading →

February 14, 2014 We have just celebrated Valentine’s Day, and Jill’s 65th BIRTHDAY!! All our TORIT team members were here at our house: the Scotland family, Andrea with their 3 children (Jordan was on a trip into the mountains to … Continue reading →

SOUTH SUDAN – The Current Political Turmoil [January 20, 2014.  From AIM Prayer Letter]  On the 15th December 2013 the stewing political and ethnic tensions within the government and army in South Sudan boiled over when fighting broke out in … Continue reading →