Barazani, with dried up Lake Eyasi behind
Barazani: the town reminded me of an old wild-west movie set, although with a lot more poverty. A number of ramshackled shops lined the rough-roaded street and the one main café in the town consisted …
Barazani, with dried up Lake Eyasi behindBarazani: the town reminded me of an old wild-west movie set, although with a lot more poverty. A number of ramshackled shops lined the rough-roaded street and the one main café in the town consisted of a …
How’s that for a gigantic leaf!
“Wake up and smell the coffee”! It’s a phrase normally used to encourage someone to ‘get real’ about a situation but this morning it took on a more literal sense. As I (Steve) sat down at my desk to scan …
How’s that for a gigantic leaf!”Wake up and smell the coffee”! It’s a phrase normally used to encourage someone to ‘get real’ about a situation but this morning it took on a more literal sense. As I (Steve) sat down at my desk to scan the o…
Welcome to the warehouse church – started 18 months ago!From “The Shed” to “The Warehouse”! Last Sunday Ruth and I returned to AICT Dakawa – the ‘Shed’ Church – for the first time since last February. However, there wasn’t much activit…
Welcome to the warehouse church – started 18 months ago!
From “The Shed” to “The Warehouse”! Last Sunday Ruth and I returned to AICT Dakawa – the ‘Shed’ Church – for the first time since last February. However, there wasn’t much ac…
It’s nearly 12 weeks since we touched down in ‘Delightful Dar’ and made our way back to Morogoro. The house was still in one piece; the night-guard had done his job and although our dog (affectionately referred to as the ginger maggot by some!)…
It’s nearly 12 weeks since we touched down in ‘Delightful Dar’ and made our way back to Morogoro. The house was still in one piece; the night-guard had done his job and although our dog (affectionately referred to as the ginger maggot by some!) w…
I heard from a friend recently that their mission agency refers to home assignment as “dry dock”: where ships are taken out of the water to allow maintenance and refitting work to be done. I can see the analogy. We’ve been taken out of Tanz…
I heard from a friend recently that their mission agency refers to home assignment as “dry dock”: where ships are taken out of the water to allow maintenance and refitting work to be done. I can see the analogy. We’ve been taken out of Tanz…