In this episode I have a conversation with Mamadu Seide, from the Tabanane village in Guinea Bissau. Which is where I was in the month of May for two weeks. Mamadu was practically my right hand during my days working in the village as a missionary midwife. As the language spoken in the village is … Continue reading [UC0002] Amigos Que Têm Diarreia juntos, Vão Ser Amigos Para Sempre | UNCUT CONVERSATIONS with Mamadu
Mission 2.0 – Week 2: Sunk Into Reality
Tuesday 18 November One week today! I woke up better, prayed about the day before and today and delivered everything, including my feelings, into Christ's hands. After my devotional, I took a shower and put my nursing clothing on as I would attend some pregnant ladies today. The plan was for me to start the … Continue reading Mission 2.0 – Week 2: Sunk Into Reality
[UC0001] A Feeling of Home on My First Mission to Guiné Bissau | UNCUT CONVERSATIONS
In this very first episode of Uncut Conversations, I share an unfiltered look of my personal mission to Guiné Bissau. What was supposed to feel foreign… ended up feeling like home. You'll hear pieces and bits about the ways I felt welcomed, one of the funny ways God speaks to me, getting the hang of … Continue reading [UC0001] A Feeling of Home on My First Mission to Guiné Bissau | UNCUT CONVERSATIONS
Missionary Midwife to Guiné Bissau
Hello everyone! Normally I don't really start my blog posts like this, but this time this post also functions as a referral. This means, new people are probably entering the Tashmness blog. Welcome to all the newbies and as I mentioned on the Give Send Go campaign, here are the versions in PAPIAMENTU, PORTUGUÊS and … Continue reading Missionary Midwife to Guiné Bissau
A Midwife’s Highlight
It's already an amazing profession to be able to see and help babies being born every day. Now imagine the baby being a family member. Your little baby cousin. Seeing your aunt deliver and being by her side. I haven't seen nor done a delivery in months. Heck, I don't even remember the last delivery … Continue reading A Midwife’s Highlight
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