I have dabbled in writing most of my life, having a love affair with words from grade school. I've produced a lot, but published a little. My bent is writing Christian memoir--Where God gets the glory of the story.

In 2014, I published a 301-page book called Forgive Like a Rwandan: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Letting Go.

Then in 2018, I published a fun book of 127 pages called Coast-to-Coast-to-Coast: My Journey into the Land of Fahrvergnugen.

My third work, published in 2022, is a 693-page biography called: The Dash between the Dates: A Narative of my First Seventy Years. This book has expanded beyond seventy years into a Monthly Journal which I continue to maintain.

I am in process of writing a fourth book, a work of fiction, with the working title of So Great a Cloud of Witnesses: A Novel of the Rwandan Genocide.


I have written a lot over the years; university papers, journals, church newsletters,
newspaper articles, missionary material, and many things for my personal enjoyment.


1989-1995
1999-2007
Church bulletins
old Christian writing
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Sermons
creative writing
missionary writing
Guideposts
Spitting Beans

And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh. [Ecclesiastes 12:12]
At times I am discouraged and my passion for writing wanes. Here is my rant about Christian writing.


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