Tiana, Kely, and Fifi
Tiana, Kely, and Fifi all slept on the same street as the Iris Base house. If we came home late at night we would pass them all curled up on the street corner trying to stay warm. It was agony to...
Malagasy Girl
This is a precious Malagasy girl that comes to the daily lunch feeding. She comes from a very poor family and it is a relief for her parents and many others in the area who can hardly feed their families...
Street Boys
The most heart-wrenching sight on the streets of Madagascar was a group of about a dozen orphaned boys, ages 8-15, that were sleeping in a heap on the concrete, half of them squeezing into a large rice...
On the Streets of Madagascar
Homeless people abound on the streets of Antananarivo, the capitol of Madagascar. We walked the worst parts of town at night and met some of them that slept in the cold. Prostitutes stood scantily...
Rice: A Staple of Life
Rice fields blanket nearly every flat piece of land in Tana (Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar). The Malagasy love rice and even feed it to their animals as a main staple. We found that they...
Heads Shaved
Iris Madagascar serves lunch on their base every day to the poor. When we visited in August there were about a dozen boys coming 5 days a week for Bible stories, games, and a meal of rice topped with...
Beautiful Babies
These are two Iris staff children. The little girl, Yasna, on the right is the daughter of Gerard and Tina, the house guard and his wife. The baby belongs to Clarisse, who cooks lunch for the daily feeding...
Bush Outreach
This picture was taken on a bush outreach in Mozambique. We constantly had a captive audience, whether we wanted one or not, as the children would crowd around us, totally fascinated by the white foreigners...
Church in the Bush
This was a young Mozambican girl sitting under the tree at an outdoor church meeting during a bush outreach. Jeremy was preaching as this girl watched and listened intently. Her eyes then focused on...
Our Friend Lito
This is Lito. In Mozambique Joshua quickly made many little African friends, but Lito was his favorite. On Sundays all of the Mozambican children would leave church to go to a separate hut for Sunday...Walking Through the Bush
This was Caleb’s favorite mode of transportation in Africa: Jeremy’s shoulders. Walking everywhere quickly tired him out so one of us was always carrying him. This was during an outreach...
Graduation with Heidi Baker
We had the opportunity to sit under the teaching and ministry of Heidi Baker and her husband, Rolland in Mozambique during the Iris Harvest School of Missions. Heidi is a personal hero of ours and she...
In the Rainforest – a weekend off
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the rainforest and it was so much fun for the boys to explore and find new phenomenon such as gigantic leaves and red jungle crabs. It was also a great opportunity...View our latest e-mail update here. Share this:ShareFacebookEmailPrintRedditDiggStumbleUpon Read More →
