A Blessed Story

"Please! You must help my wife." The man was holding my arm with a desperate look in his eyes. I have seen this look on people's faces before, on past trips to Ghana. This type of pleading always means that I will soon see something that I am not fully prepared to deal with mentally or emotionally. [Read more]

Evidence of Purpose

This little phrase came to me one day while sitting in a research review of peer-reviewed articles. Normally, this would be a real sleeper of a seminar. However, the presenter was brilliant and sharing with special insight into the "whys" research is conducted. The mindset, life circumstances, prejudices, funding sources, methods, experience and education that the lead researcher brings to the table determines so much of the outcome of the study. [Read more]

Why We Give

I have taken many trips to Ghana to serve the people of that nation. I know that God called me to Ghana in the summer of 2000, but it took me seven years to take that journey. Every trip has been more meaningful and had a greater impact than the last. On average, my small team of 5-8 chiropractors and chiropractic students adjust over 10,000 people on each trip. [Read more]

Food Safety Bill

There has been a lot that has transpired in the Food Safety Bill that pass last week. The good news is that the Senate added a taxation clause to the bill. [Read more]