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Tag Archives: Genocide
June 24 – God Rules
Mark 7:1-13; 2 Samuel 17; Daniel 11:1-19 Rwanda is a beautiful country. In spite of high unemployment the people work together to support each other. They are industrious, and can be seen on the roads at all hours of the … Continue reading
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Tagged apocalyptic, beautiful land, Daniel, faith, Force, Genocide, God, hatred, high unemployment, hope, invader, King of the North, King of the South, no hope, Princes of Persia, rebellion, reconciliation, Return of Christ, Rwanda, sacrifice, Satan, support each other, wars
Rwanda Trip -Day 10
Wednesday, June 21 We picked up John Africa early today and went to a private Primary school. I had the chance to observe a math class with Bunmi. The students learned about triangles. Without books to use, the teachers there … Continue reading
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Tagged artisans, arts, bazaar, Bunmi, computer education, disability, Genocide, large classes, no materials, positive feedback, Rwanda, Rwanda 2017, Rwanda Trip, shopping, teacher improvement, teacher observation, unemployment
Rwanda 2017 – Day 2
Tuesday, June 13 I was awake early. Coffee hadn’t been made yet. The Sun wasn’t even beginning to color the sky. The person who sets up in the morning made a special trip to get me hot water so I … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Rwanda Trip
Tagged Bugesara, exhausted, fabric shopping, Genocide, lessons, Nyamata, Rwanda 2017, Rwanda Trip, school, teachers, Tired
April 22 – Hard to Reconcile
Acts 9:1-25; Joshua 3:1-5:1; Job 22 In April of 1994 one of the most horrific modern examples of genocide began in Rwanda. During a 100 day period members of the Hutu tribe systematically killed members of the Tutsi tribe, or … Continue reading
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Tagged Ananias, Christians, Damascus, fear, Forgiveness, Genocide, Holy Spirit, Hutu, Jabiro, Jerusalem, Jesus, meet Jesus, mercy, ministry of reconciliation, overcoming fear, Paul, persecuted church, persecution, preaching Jesus, road to damascus, Rwanda, Saul, trust. reconciliation, Tutsi
July 25 – Satisfaction
Psalm 55:16-23; Esther 5:1-14; Colossians 2:16—3:1 I can’t get no satisfaction. Ok, I know that’s bad grammar, double negatives and all, but, tell me you didn’t start singing that line if you’re of my generation. For those of you who … Continue reading
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Tagged American Dream, commercials, content, Esther, Forgiveness, Genocide, God, Grace, Haman, Jesus, Jew, mercy, Mordecai, more stuff, Persia, Rolling Stones, satisfaction, spiritual disciplines, Xerxes
July 23 – This Time, This Place – God’s Will
Psalm 138; Esther 4:1-17; Luke 8:22-25 You’ve seen this scene in a movie or a TV show at one time or another. The detectives are grilling the suspect. They know he isn’t the main guy, but he knows the plans … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, Church, controversy, cultural decay, Cyrus, detectives, Esther, Genocide, George Orwell, God's anointed, gospel, Haman, hunted, integration, interrogation, Jews, King, Mordecai, popularity, speaking truth, such a time as this, suspect, Xerxes
June 20 – Diamonds in the Rough
He was the roughest of the rough. They had sent him out of the city into the area where they buried their dead. They tried to chain him and keep him away from “normal, decent” people. But then, a miracle … Continue reading
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Tagged bacon, changed life, decent people, demoniac, demons, diamonds, disciples, Genocide, Gerasenes, hope, normal people, Power, rough, roughest of the rough, Rwanda
August 5 – The Power of Reconciliation
2 Corinthians 5:11-6:13; 2 Kings 18; Micah 7 Reconciliation is a powerful concept. While I have always known that, seeing how reconciliation has changed a country has given me a deeper understanding of reconciliation. Twenty years ago in Rwanda, people … Continue reading
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Tagged Corinthian Church, Corinthians, deeper understanding, Forgiveness, Genocide, Jesus Christ, new creature, Paul, reconciliation, Rwanda
Rwanda – Day 4
Today was an early wake up day becaus we had to get on the road early,. Kageyo is a long way away! Even though we were serving all of the kids lunch today we made our own lunches. They weren’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa New Life Ministries, Belgians, Cosmetology, Dream boys, Dream center, French, Genocide, muzungu, Sewing, UN
