Isaiah 43:18-19..."Forget the former things, do not dwell on the past.  See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up in you, do you not perceive it?  I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland."

 We began our day in morning devotion with all staff doctors, residents, and therapists and heard a wonderful devotion featuring the attached scripture.  I have thought of this scripture often today as we began our work in the clinic seeing children with special needs.  Working alongside TR Goins (pediatric PT extraordinaire), Betsy Hage (my awesome sister-in-law who is also a PT), and Solomon Rop (Tenwek PT), with an occasional high five from Bill... it was so easy to see that the Lord is totally doing a new thing here at Tenwek in the Special Needs Clinic.  God is doing what God does best when his people answer his call to serve...he is using us all with all our special gifts and talents to encourage and nurture Solomon's pediatric skill set.  He is using us to continue to dream big and help build this vital ministry here at Tenwek.  There were a lot of ideas and treatment strategies springing up in clinic today and it is clear to see that he is making a new way for us....a new way for the sweet, precious children we will rise to serve tomorrow.  





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