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10.12.18

English Can Be Fun!

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(by Michelle Wendler) This last year I've had the privilege of teaching English to a small group of local village children 3-4 afterno...
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6.12.18

Holiday Giving: the Kibuye Feeding Program

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(from Eric) As we wrap up our time in the United States, several people have asked us about special needs for Kibuye during the holiday se...
23.11.18

WhatsApp: The Community Communication Cure

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by Jess Cropsey You would think that people who live right next door to each other would find it relatively easy to communicate.  Indeed,...
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15.11.18

Learning Eggs-perience

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As a history teacher, I enjoy telling stories. Fortunately, my students at Kibuye Hope Academy love to hear a good yarn. Tales of my youth ...
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8.11.18

Love One Another: An Exhortation for US Election Day and Everyday

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(from Eric) "Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love another, for whoever loves has fulfilled the law....
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6.11.18

Burundi missionary history

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(By Alyssa) Jess recently wrote a post about hidden talents from our visitors and how they encourage us. I'd like to add another visit...
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26.10.18

Translational Research

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by Carlan Translational research is the phrase we use (or formerly used, I’ve been out of that world for a while now) to describe how s...
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18.10.18

KHA Archaeology Day

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*Written by KHA Middle School The topic for Kibuye Hope’s Academy’s (KHA) first learning experience day was archaeology. It was a great t...
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14.10.18

The Kibuye Chimers

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by Michelle Wendler Two weeks ago, Kibuye's first ever chime choir had their debut performance! While at my parents house in Californi...
4.10.18

Hidden Talents

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by Jess Cropsey We have an increasing number of visitors coming through Kibuye these days, bringing with them needed expertise and oft...
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