ParadoxUganda

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

Sustenance, Safety, and Significance: giving them up for Lent or forever?

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 One day this week, Scott was gathering supplies for fixing Christ School's broken pieces and deteriorated problems. A phrase I read in ...
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Wednesday, February 22, 2023

Ashes and Dust : Lent as a narrative re-set

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 Ash Wednesday turns a corner in the year, from the celebratory relief of Christmas and Epiphany, incarnation and escape and the good news c...
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Sunday, February 12, 2023

Stars, Rain, Trees: equatorial truths on a blazing Sunday

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Perhaps we are all concrete and pictorial thinkers. Certainly a truth in a sentence does not enter the soul with the same power, or endure i...
Wednesday, February 08, 2023

When I grow up I wanna be an old woman. . .

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 This song has been in my head today. Perhaps because getting old is a privilege that I'm more aware of after nearly dying. And also mo...
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Saturday, February 04, 2023

The many Hats of leading a team in Uganda

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  The hats of teamwork in Uganda, 2023, are many, varied, mostly worth wearing, though some are reluctantly accepted. Here are the few from ...
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Monday, January 30, 2023

A tale of two Januaries

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Twice a year, we put on our Area Director hats over our Team Leader hats and meet with the leadership of Serge. Lately that's been a mix...
Sunday, January 29, 2023

A PLE primer: why the Uganda national exams matter, and Bundibugyo results

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 On Friday, Uganda released the results of the Primary Leaving Examination (PLE). Uganda's school system has 7 grades of Primary School...
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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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