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Wednesday, April 08, 2020

Holy Week and #COVID-19UGANDA day 20; the Jerusalem path and the curfew meal

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Don't go to Jerusalem, they said.  Congolese cross art from my brief stop in Belgium last August And with good reason, there was...
Saturday, April 04, 2020

#COVID-19UGANDA day 14: collateral damage, collateral grace, deepened not diminished

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This is how our days go : pushing curfew limits for a bit of exercise in the morning, coffee, Bible, prayer, urgent texts and emails that a...
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Thursday, April 02, 2020

#COVID-19UGANDA day 12: Ways in which this pandemic makes our life and yours similar, and ways in which we feel the burden is heavy

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Some ways in which YOUR life in COVID-19 (since it was announced on the very last day of 2019 it got the 19 designation, but this seems...
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Sunday, March 29, 2020

#COVID-19UGANDA day 8; on Fear and Charms and Ultimate questions

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You know the "pan" is in pandemic when you find a diagram of the coronavirus on the wall of a home in Bundibugyo. I was intrigue...
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Saturday, March 28, 2020

#COVID-19UGANDA; end of week one, the paradox of weeping and truth

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It is Saturday, and the weaver birds quarrel and chatter as they bustle about their nest colony in the royal palms outside the front door. ...
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Thursday, March 26, 2020

#COVID-19UGANDA; A complex emergency response day 5

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Uganda cases are now14, out of 308 tested. We are still in the phase of only suspecting travellers, so if the coronavirus entered months ag...
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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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