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21.5.13

Book of the Month: Burundi country guide

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(From Alyssa) Being a small impoverished country of 10 million people without an ocean coastline or safari animals, Burundi is general...
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19.5.13

La Fête de Pentecôte: Looking at Pentecost as a Language Learner

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(from Eric)    Today is the Feast of Pentecost.  The coming of the Holy Spirit.  Coming as I do from a very broad range of church backg...
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15.5.13

Learn by Drawing

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by Carlan Those of you who are educators no doubt recognize the subtle homage to John Dewey's quintessential quote "Learn by doin...
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14.5.13

Masterplanning at Kibuye

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By Jason I have recently returned to France after an exciting 10 days in Burundi with an EMI engineering/architecture team, putting togeth...
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2.5.13

Awkward French Children's Books

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by Eric      I have read a lot of French children's books this year.  Early on, we paid a few euros to get a library card downtown,...
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29.4.13

Who Packed the Parachute?

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by Jessica Cropsey Our arrival in Burundi is just 100 days away!  In a sense, we are entering the front lines of battle for the kingdom...
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28.4.13

Book of the Month: Keeping the Sabbath Wholly

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Shortly before leaving for France, all of us met up in Philadelphia with the leadership of World Harvest Mission.  They asked each of us ...
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24.4.13

Cross Cultural Medicine

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I have been meaning to write a blog about my experience with the French medical system for quite some time now.  You've most likely gott...
22.4.13

Au Revoir Kathryn Photo Recap

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Today we bid a sad au revoir to Miss Kathryn at the Albertville train station as she headed back towards Michigan.  Kathryn has been here s...
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20.4.13

EMI Trip II

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(By Jason) Some days I think I would have liked to pursue a career in engineering - or at least what I envision engineering to be... figuri...
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