Written Friday evening, my last in Erbil (for now): I don’t know when you had a moment or an experience that simply changed you or how you experience the world.
Written Friday evening, my last in Erbil (for now): I don’t know when you had a moment or an experience that simply changed you or how you experience the world.
I am spending the night in one of the most peaceful places I have ever been. It’s a monastery located atop Mount Alfalf, about 35 kilometers from Mosul and originally
Just got back from the final championship game of the Mar Elia volleyball tournament. Great fun to watch some really pretty outstanding volleyball, and be mercilessly bugged by children who
I really needed to spend some time alone in my hotel room this Saturday morning, ignoring the phone and the quiet knocks at my door from my buddy Ramadan who
Good morning my friends! Some night last night. Went to a party at an Armenian club and met Wahe’s (my friend, translator and driver) extended family: his son and his
Father Douglas Bazi, my friend and our partner in Iraq, and, I guess, some Iraqi hitchhiker he picked up who’s badly in need of a shave. I find the faithfulness,
Friends, it’s really hard to know where to start. I’ve just had one of the most amazing days of a, shall we say, not uneventful life. I woke to a
I had a warm welcome from Fr. Douglas at the airport last night. Just met Marek Hudema, a journalist from the Czech Republic writing about Erbil, in my hotel lobby
In Frankfurt- Turkish Muslim lady next to me on the plane last night gave a 20 Euro donation to SWIC! World Peace Now! CB #StandWithIraqiChristians Hustling to the airport. Had
Dear friends and supporters of SWIC, There is a very important point I have been needing to make that the sheer volume of activity has prevented me from expressing—for which