We are a little over three months away from the day we leave for our trip to Kitwe, Zambia! It will be the first time the people of this impoverished village have had any type of medical care. By the grace of God four people have answered the call to go and help. 

I want to thank the ones that can't go but have helped financially and/or prayerfully. God has blessed us with so many medical supplies that we had no more room in my garage to store them. CAN I GET AN AMEN!?!?!?!?! And, thanks to the generosity of a great friend, we now have a climate controlled storage unit to house the supplies until they are needed for different missions around the world. 

God is doing amazing things and I ask for prayer for the team as we prepare for this great journey. I also ask that you pray for me. This will be my first time to lead a team. I have had the privilege to follow Dr. Brent Armstrong on past medical mission trips to Uganda and he is one of the best. He is a Godly man and I hope I have the same effect on the team as he did on me. This trip will change our lives for the better and there is still plenty of room left. Do you feel like you should be going with us?  

Thanks again for all the support.

ALL FOR THE GLORY OF GOD

Josh Willis

   On my last medical mission trip in 2010, God changed my heart and my families life forever. Four short months after retuning home from Uganda, Courtney and I left our beautiful daughter with Courtneys parents and went back to Africa. This time it was a different type of mission. It was to bring our son, Owen Mukisa Willis, home where he belonged. Where God had always intended him to be. He has been such a blessing to our family. It's not by chance that Mukisa in "Luganda" means "blessings". Over the past two years we have had our share of ups and downs but we are so blessed to have him in our lives. He is growing stronger everyday.  He is such a sweetheart. He gets that from Courtney. On a personal note. My wife is the strongest woman I know. God knew that she could handle what was about to happen when we came home with a two year old with a troubled past and a daughter that was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis just weeks before we left to get Owen. Through everything she has NEVER lost her faith in God.  I am so blessed to have her as my wife, mother of my kids and my best friend.  I have no idea what God has planned for me or this team during our upcoming medical trip to Lifesong Primary School in Kitwe Zambia, but I know it will be great.

ALL FOR THE GLORY OF GOD