Mad Kids…
We just returned from a missions conference with other missionaries and national partners from throughout Madagascar. As members of both MTW (Mission to the World) and AIM (Africa Inland Mission) we are blessed… Continue reading
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Sara Part Two…
Click here for Sara Part 1 Once Sara had been scrubbed clean, I put clean clothes on her and soon after I was told by a woman that she had clothing. “Where is… Continue reading
Sara Part One…
Five years ago I saw a young woman with a crippled left hand and foot talking to herself and walking the rocky roads of Madagascar with a jumbled pile of belongings balanced on… Continue reading
What He Heard
“My worry and stress never went away… I would worry about many different things all the time, and it made me sick, both mentally and physically. I worried about money, food, if my… Continue reading
The Latest from Nosy Be
We are almost halfway through 2018, so it is time for a Nosy Be ministry update with prayer requests: Our team has grown… we have been joined by the Mayle family, who have… Continue reading
Meet the New Boss
A few months have gone by since our last post, and we are going to “catch you up” with everything that has been happening with the McReynolds in Nosy Be. The plan is… Continue reading
Try Rethinking Your Thoughts…
I’ve been thinking about how often Jesus lived his life around crowds, gave himself to his disciples, and poured out his teaching to all who would hear. He opened his arms to children,… Continue reading
Christmas Island
We have been in Madagascar since 2013 – and in Southern Africa overall since 2005 – and December still takes us by surprise. Right now on our little island it is 87 degrees… Continue reading
Do Not Worry
Many things have been happening on the island recently… birthdays, new projects, and new team members. We have also been preparing to host a missionary retreat starting next week. But while all of… Continue reading
Mama Vao Vao
I’ve recently left my upstairs art studio to find a new one outside among my neighbors. The women around me are artisans creating curtains and tablecloths using traditional sewing techniques passed down from… Continue reading