A young Kenyan man stood up and addressed the room, almost all of whom were his elders. “We are Christian husbands only when it suits us.” He paused for effect, then continued, “But when it does not suit us, we point to our culture and become cultural
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Chembulet, Kenya The landscape of Chembulet is beautiful with rolling fields of wheat and barley, situated in the Central Rift Valley near the border of Uganda. It’s perfect for families wanting to start, expand or optimize their farms. Farming allows families to grow food for themselves and
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My eye-opening interview with 410 Bridge alumni Victoria Mutua Written by Brittany Weibenga When Victoria reached the seventh grade, she was at the top of her class. She had worked hard and pushed forward to achieve academic success, but this still did not guarantee a better
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My eye-opening interview with 410 Bridge alumni Victoria Mutua Written by Brittany Weibenga Although Victoria was still a young child, she was responsible for excelling in her academics and her chores. She lived with her two young nieces and aunt, helping care for the home and
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For many of us living in the United States, a Guatemalan Christmas may appear to be very similar to our traditional Thanksgiving Day Parade. The people of Guatemala love to celebrate Christmas with several parades that feature dozens of colorful and exquisite decor and religious statues to
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If you’ve ever seen the movie Elf, you may be able to recall the scene where Buddy the Elf decorates the entire shopping mall floor from bottom to top with extravagant, and some might even say, extreme Christmas decorations. He builds skyscrapers out of Legos and makes
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