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30.3.14

It takes many villages

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(by Alyssa) I was thinking this morning during church (lots of time to think during Kirundi church!) about how blessed we all are. By no m...
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29.3.14

COTW: Orthopedics

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By Jason Many would agree that the first year of residency might be the steepest learning curve of the many years of medical training.  So...
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24.3.14

A Glimpse of My Patients Today

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(from Eric) Today, the Adult Medicine service, where I am working, has only seven patients.  This is not shocking, given that these patien...
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18.3.14

The Well: Living Out God's Pursuing Love in Burundi

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I wanted to share this link...my story was accepted for publication by Intervarsity's "The Well," an online publication for wo...
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14.3.14

How to Build a House

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by Rachel We wanted to give everyone an update on how the houses are progressing!  Initially we had been told that if the funding was...
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9.3.14

In Church

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from Heather Disclaimer:  the church services here at Kibuye are conducted entirely in Kirundi.  So we don't really know what exactly i...
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6.3.14

On Being Rich

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(from Eric) Every weekday morning, from 7:30-8:00, there is a hospital staff devotion.  Many of our hospital staff are pastors, since n...
21.2.14

Avoiding Caput Medusa - or - Try and Keep Your Cross-Cultural Teaching Simple

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(from Eric) We are in the throes of clinical teaching here at Kibuye.  In French.  To a group of Burundians.  Who are on their first ho...
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17.2.14

Valentine's Day

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by Jess Cropsey It's been a little while since we've given an update from the "home front".  Kibuye Hope Academy just...
10.2.14

COTW: Pancytopenia and God With Us

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(from Eric) A few weeks ago, I rounded on the Pediatric service, and was told about a 10-year old boy named Emmanuel, who had been in o...
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