Mick Pease talks about following his calling, stretching his own belief in what he could achieve… and becoming an author. Your book, Children Belong in Families, is now officially out. How does it feel to be a published author? Weird – it feels really weird. I am proud of it and of what I have achieved, although […]
Life Outside the Comfort Zone – an interview with author, Mick Pease Read More »
When you live half a world away from your family missing them is a permanent undercurrent of life. Mostly sitting below the surface, sometimes it pops up and surprises you. Other times it can feel like a physical ache. This past Sunday was Mother’s Day in Australia and yesterday (May 15) was International Day of
Missing family… the pain of separation and the choices we make. Read More »
The last six months have been flat out for our team. Here’s a quick recap of what Mick’s been up to and what Brenda thinks about it!Updates on the activities of other team members to come… Mick’s Mission:To collect as many air miles as possible in a short space of time!(Maybe he’s planning to take Brenda
Where in the World is Mick Pease?! Read More »
Stephen Ucembe’s powerful testimony of life in an orphanage illustrates the reason for why SFAC exists. The presentation is short (15 minutes) and worth a watch when you have some spare time. Stephen’s presentation talks about the disadvantages of a life in an orphanage and how he wants other children to avoid a similar life.
Life in an Orphange Read More »
A Brazilian once told me that Brazilians are perhaps the most “teeth prejudiced people in the world”… So you can imagine my feelings a few weeks back as I stood ready to present to a 400 strong crowd of Brazilian court workers, lawyers and judges without my two front teeth. I always feel a little
Is foster care possible in places affected by poverty? Brazil says “Yes!” Read More »
