by Kayla Stikeleather | Jul 13, 2014 | Becoming a Missionary Mom, Beliefs, Community, Culture, Heather Webb, Mission, Spiritual Development, Theology, Uncategorized, Values, Village Life, Worldview
We begged for another miracle.
by Kayla Stikeleather | Jul 10, 2014 | Becoming a Missionary Mom, Beliefs, Community, Heather Webb, Spiritual Development, Theology, Values, Village Life, Worldview
It was incredible news and it was terrifying news. I was completely relieved and I was scared out of my mind. Prisca was being discharged from the hospital without having a hysterectomy. She was still pregnant and she still had a mass on her uterus. There is very...
by Kayla Stikeleather | Jul 4, 2014 | Ashley Carter, Beliefs, Spiritual Development, Theology, Uncategorized, Worldview
Psalm 15 is not good. It is not a nice, sweet song of praise. It is not comforting. Psalm 15 asks an honest question, gives an honest answer. We cannot do what the answer requires. Lord, who may dwell in your sacred tent? Who may live on your holy mountain? The one...
by Kayla Stikeleather | Jun 30, 2014 | Alumni, Appropriate Technology, Community, Culture, How To, Uncategorized, Village Life, Worldview
Affordable Solution for Haiti’s Energy Crisis- The Hydraulic Jack Briquette Press Eight years ago when I was a student here at h.e.a.r.t. there was only a fall term. Thankfully for my class, that meant we had the privilege of visiting ECHO for their annual conference....
by Kayla Stikeleather | Jun 23, 2014 | Academics, Alumni, Community, Gardening, Heather Webb, Mission, Spiritual Development, Sustainable Agriculture, Uncategorized, Values, Village Life, Worldview
What do h.e.a.r.t. students do when they leave the village? Today, I share this personal letter with Rachel’s permission. Catch a glimpse into her cross-cultural transition and her experience putting into practice the things she’s learned at Covenant...
by Kayla Stikeleather | Jun 9, 2014 | Faith Gallian, Village Life, Worldview
When I was a little girl living in Clarksdale, Mississippi, I would go to my grandparents’ house a few days each week. My grandfather had an old recliner that he sat in while he watched the weather channel. To a 4 year old, it seemed like all day. I would crawl...
