Just a short note to update you on our progress and to express my thanks to you for your love and support of the Nsoko Children's Village. The girls and I are ready to go but Tula's passport was … Read more about Update November 2009
What Shape Are You In?
I am a runner. I refuse to say I was a runner but the truth is that ever since I adopted the girls running has been impossible. But recently I dusted off my shoes and have begun running … Read more about What Shape Are You In?
Raising the Dead
Over the last two years the Lord has given me the opportunity to witness miraculous healing by himself the Great Physician. I am excited to share these with you. I have withheld the names … Read more about Raising the Dead
He Charges iPods!
I was heading out for my run this morning when I realized I had left my iPod on over night and the battery was dead. I enjoy running to worship songs and I'm one of those folks who needs music … Read more about He Charges iPods!
Keep Your Eyes on ME!
Lately I have struggled finding joy. I have been walking around like a lifeless creature. A heavy sadness has over come me. It has taken me by surprise because this is not an emotion … Read more about Keep Your Eyes on ME!
Nate’s Story
Nathan Ryan Kesling born April 8, 1984 is my oldest son. He lives and resides in Dayton, Ohio and will act as our USA home base. Nate has adopted the family dog Louie … Read more about Nate’s Story
Nick’s Story
This is my brief version of Nick's story as I know it. His whole testimony is amazing and he will have to write down some day to share. Nicholas Shane Kesling is my second born … Read more about Nick’s Story
Tula’s Story “Swaziland”
Meet Nokuthula Rose McGarry, aka Tula! Tula was born in Pigg's Peak Swaziland on June 25th, 2006 and this is her adoption story. Tula's now big brother Nick was serving with AIM as a First … Read more about Tula’s Story “Swaziland”
Freed to Go
Who is Tami McGarry and how is it that she has gotten to this place of letting go of it all to serve a village of children orphaned by the AIDs virus? Let me first tell you who she was … Read more about Freed to Go