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28.12.20
2020 in Kibuye: A journey towards flourishing?
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(by Matt) If you have ever been to Kibuye and attended family worship on Saturday evening, you have probably said the following words as par...
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7.4.20
Grieving Losses & Building a RAFT
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by Jess Cropsey In recent weeks, people all over the world have grieved uncommon losses of many kinds -- the ability to go to work/scho...
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18.8.18
My Burundian Slumber Party
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by Jess Cropsey I’ve always thought that staying for a longer period of time (including an overnight) at a Burundian’s home would be a r...
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14.7.18
Kuvyibuha = To Be Fat: To Become Fat
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By Jess Cropsey On Monday, our family returned to our home in Kibuye after a year in the States. It was a little surreal to drive u...
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27.6.18
Baby Moses & Mama Clairia
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By Susan About 5 months ago, a baby boy was born in a field just up the hill from our hospital. For reasons we will never know,...
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21.2.18
Dollar Street
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(from Eric) Via the BBC, I happened upon this very intriguing site yesterday, and I feel it's worth passing on. Anna Rosling Rö...
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22.9.17
Straddling Cultures
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(By Alyssa) If you read Lindsay’s blog post below then you will understand why my usual answer to the question, “What are you most look...
6.6.17
Weddings, Funerals, and other General Confusions
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by Rachel There are days in this crazy life I’ve chosen where I totally feel like I’ve made it. Meaning, communication seems clear, the...
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28.6.16
Wedding Clothes: A Cultural Window
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(from Eric) One of the wonderful things about crossing cultures is the window it can provide into your existing world. The world aroun...
9.5.16
Podcast: The Talking McLaughlins
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Rachel and I were recently featured on the podcast "World to the Wise: Home of the Culturally Curious" in an interview that we re...
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5.9.15
Traditions and Presence
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By Alyssa After two years in Burundi, it still feels like we're just getting started learning about the Burundian culture. I experienc...
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