Changing Of The Guard 2 November 2011
Posted by Bill Lovett in Hospital News.Tags: Kisiizi Hospital, Management, mission, Uganda
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- September Mission
It is a funny thing to say – that perhaps it is a sign of success that your organisation has survived long enough for near-pioneer staff to actually reach retirement age. Well that is the case here – for in the coming year, there will be significant change in the senior staff of the Hospital Group. (more…)
What kind of Africa Connection 10 December 2010
Posted by Bill Lovett in Understanding Others.Tags: CMS, community, mission, Prayer
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- Kofi deGraf-Johnston deals with a question
What kind of connection with Africa is needed? This is what we took away from the Mid Africa Conference 2010 in Swanwick Derbyshire. The depth. The breadth. The frequency.
Roger Bowen gave us some startling quotes as he led us to reflect on “Mission and Worship”. “Without worship – you shrink. It is as brutal as that” from Peter Shaeffer’s Equus. Or try Ralph Waldo Emerson “What we are worshipping, we are becoming”. (Goodness, imagine a BMW or iPad with arms and legs walking down the street.) But more on this on another occasion. Back to connections.
Noble Past – Visioned Future 6 October 2010
Posted by Bill Lovett in On the Pilgrim's Road, Understanding Others.Tags: Hospital, India, mission
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Member of Directorate shares his vision of the future
day in Outpatients; being scored as Number 2 in India, etc. Perhaps most interesting is that CMC could be really important for Christ.
Not in the Job Description 14 August 2010
Posted by Bill Lovett in On the Pilgrim's Road.Tags: God's practical love, mission, mission training
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Not all "stiff upper lip"
Doing things not in the Job Description. And unlike some Mission Partners, both of us do have job descriptions. But for two weeks in July we helped out at the annual CMS Conference and Training Conference. Looking after some of the older children of those in training. “You’ve had children, yes?” Well.. yes. They are in their 30′s. However, we had kids when we were in mission training and others helped out. So it was only fair to “Give as you have received”. And also, a chance to get some In-Service training on Facebook, refresher training on 10 pin bowling, table tennis, table football, collage, and kid-flicks.
