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Every Medical Visit Is a Journey Through Language By Wang Xi – March 21, 2026 At dawn, before the sunlight fully touched the ground, work had already begun. After breakfast, the base hall became a temporary clinic. It wasn’t perfect—simple, even crude. But once the first patient sat down, everything became still. That small space suddenly carried extraordinary meaning in God’s map of healing. Outside, villagers waited quietly under the tent—no noise, no pushing, only hopeful eyes and a patient calm, like the land itself. (Photos: Villagers waiting) The first challenge wasn’t disease—it was language. Most locals speak Wolof. [...]

  Why Is It So Hard to Do Something Good? Africa Cries Out Report – April 2026 By Xu Jun – March 21, 2026 Since 2013—except during the pandemic—Africa Cries Out has traveled to Senegal every year to carry out short‑term medical missions. Along the way, we have faced many difficulties, yet each time God helped us overcome them. But as we entered 2026, the challenges became greater than ever. The pressure was suffocating, and at moments we felt confused and discouraged. 1. Unprecedented Obstacles in Transporting Medicine For many years, two major U.S. medical charities—Direct Relief and Americares—have generously provided [...]