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Our hearts are broken by the much neglected, shy Batwa people (Pygmees) who live deep in the forest of DR Congo. When first introduced, Don immediately saw their plight and met with the local chiefs asking, “How can we help?” With no church, school, or medical facility in this area, 3,000 people are estimated to

“The world has forgotten us, it’s terrible”, said to MISNA Monsignor Eduardo Hiiboro Kussala, Bishop of the diocese of Tombura-Yambio, after celebrating the funerals of the latest victims of the Ugandan rebels of the LRA (Lord’s Resistance Army). LRA attacks and raids are relentless in this main Sudanese city in West Equatoria, not far from

This 10-year-old boy was abducted in DR Congo in May and managed to escape a few weeks later Uganda’s rebel Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) has been accused of going on a massive forced recruitment campaign in remote areas of central Africa. Human Rights Watch said the group had brutally abducted at least 697 adults and

Prayer is so appreciated while Don is in Haiti. He is not there with a team, although he is working with the Haitian men who he has worked with before. Pastor Banes has worked with Don since 1995 and Don met Luelle after the earthquake and has been helping Don ever since that time. Don

If you have recently recieved an email that appears to be from (dnwar3@aol.com) with out subject or text and only a URL link… Do not open the link. I DID NOT SEND THIS. Sorry for the trouble… Someone hacked in and sent out the email.

When the news came about the earthquake in Haiti I was in the middle of planning a lengthy mission trip to D.R. Congo. It had been over a year since I was last in Haiti. My thoughts and prayers were for my many friends and colleagues that I had come to know and love over

Kampala — A human rights organisation yesterday released a chilling report indicating that the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) killed at least 321 civilians during a previously unreported four-day rampage in northeastern Congo in December. The rampaging rebels, according to the report by Human Rights Watch, also abducted 250 villagers, including at least 80 children. The

The Lord’s Resistance Army, or LRA, continues to pose a severe threat to civilians in northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.[1] Since the LRA began attacking civilians on Congolese soil in September of 2008 through the end of 2009, it has killed approximately 1,800 civilians, [2] with 300 deaths during December 2009.[3] More than 100

One of the world’s most brutal rebel groups, Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), is on the move from the Congo, terrorizing civilians