ParadoxUganda

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Closing 2008

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Yesterday would have been my Dad's birthday, a day the rest of my family celebrated together, as I'm sure he would have wished. As...
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Monday, December 29, 2008

On Missionaries and Mindsets

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This link was sent by a reading friend, to a Times article written by a self-professed atheist from the UK who grew up as a kid in Africa.  ...
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Sunday, December 28, 2008

Of Wise Men and Children

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Today's sermon, in good post-Christmas form, moved to the Matthew 2 account of the visit of the magi, the political advisors and semi-ro...
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Saturday, December 27, 2008

Back to Reality

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After two days away (Christmas Day and Boxing Day) Heidi and I thoughtit prudent to made an appearance on the ward today, spending a couple...

In Praise of Boxing Day

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Being a proper former British protectorate . . . we celebrate Boxing Day on the 26th. It is a wonderful tradition, both in theory and in ...
Thursday, December 25, 2008

Bundibugyo Christmas . . .

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A few verbal snapshots: Christmas Eve caroling with the whole team, dusky pink clouds and fading light, Scott and Nathan with gui...
Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Feast and Sacrifice

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The levitical blood-bath of slaughter and offering seems to barbaric reading at times, whole joints of cow hefted and waved, bowls of sheep...
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Christmas Prayer Letter 2008

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Now available for downloading... our Christmas 2008 Prayer Letter... For those of you not on our WHM mailing list (or those who would like ...
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Monday, December 22, 2008

Christmas Eve-Eve

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Scott went to perhaps the only Christmas "office party" happening within a hundred miles, the annual holiday feast for the Lubwis...
Sunday, December 21, 2008

On Holiday Feasting

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For the average person, Christmas in Bundibugyo is synonymous with a large family meal, a day in which everyone puts on their best outfit ...
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DrsMyhre
paradox: 1. something that combines contradictory features or qualities. Life in Africa is full of contradictions - the beauty and pain; the abundance and the poverty; the joy and the sorrow. Our lives, too...dying that we might live; strong in our weakness; sinners yet saints. 2. a "pair of docs"
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