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where i'm going

where i'm going

South Sudan has the highest rates of malaria in sub-Saharan Africa, and the highest child mortality rate in the developing world. It's the most fragile country in the world, and 2.5 million S. Sudanese have lost their lives in the current civil war. Please pray for them. Pray for me.

Sarah ThebargeDecember 6, 2017south sudan, mortality, child mortality, malaria, civil war, peace, hope, safetyComment

suffer the little children

suffer the little children

Jesus said, “Suffer the little children to come unto me.” But instead, we let little children suffer, and often die, while we spend money on frivolous things.

Sarah ThebargeOctober 23, 2017Togo, malaria, cholera, west africa, mortality, developing world, international medicine, international aid, suffering, compassion, suffer the little children, infant mortalityComment

ashes, ashes: what Jesus really came to save us from

ashes, ashes: what Jesus really came to save us from

lentSarah ThebargeMarch 2, 2017Ash Wednesday, Ashes, confession, frailty, grief, Lent, mortality, mourning, Palm Sunday, politics, repentance, Shrive, Shrove Tuesday Comments

how to help me celebrate my 10 year cancer anniversary

how to help me celebrate my 10 year cancer anniversary

UncategorizedSarah ThebargeOctober 21, 2016breast cancer, breast cancer awareness month, children under 5 mortality rate, Compassion International, developing world, Dominican Republic, generosity, global missions, GoFundMe, infant mortality, international aid, love, medical missions, mortality, tylenol overdoseComment

grandma's gone

grandma's gone

UncategorizedSarah ThebargeOctober 16, 2016death, dying, grandma, grandparents, love, make your life count, mortality Comments

the last hug

the last hug

UncategorizedSarah ThebargeFebruary 29, 2016cancer, death, dying, good-bye, grandpa, grandparents, life is precious, mortality Comments

good and faithful

good and faithful

UncategorizedSarah ThebargeFebruary 25, 2016ABWE, Africa, airlifted, death, disease, Germany, Hospital of Hope, infection, mortality, Todd DeKryger, Togo, well done good and faithful servant, West Africa Comments

buckets are for filling up, not kicking over

buckets are for filling up, not kicking over

UncategorizedSarah ThebargeMay 26, 2015bucket lists, cancer, death, grand canyon, life, mortality Comments