Tag: Kurt

Moonshine or the Kids?

We started partnering with the people of Karogoto in 2007.  One of the reasons (besides having strong community leadership) was their first priority…  They asked

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“After School” Program – DBSP

I recently wrote a 3-part blog about our education strategy.  Click here to check it out: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Folks are beginning to ask us what happens “after school?”  Not after five o’clock

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The Widow’s Mite

Our Kenya Country Director (Andrew Guuru) arrived safely in Atlanta Saturday night.  He’ll be here for a couple weeks (as he is each year) to

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The Authority of Time

Do you know the difference between African time and American time?  …and I don’t mean the time zone difference. If you’ve been to Kenya you

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Update from Segera Mission…

I received the following email from David Sigilia, the new director of the Segera Mission, this week. ________________________________________________________________________________ Hello brother, in Christ’s name. We are

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Meet David Muchai Ngunyi!

David Muchai (Moo – ‘chy) is The 410 Bridge‘s newest Community Development Manager.  He was hired to fill the vacancy left when Andrew was promoted

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Meet Paul Omondi!

Meet Paul Omondi…  Paul’s life story is amazing and more than we can post in a single blog entry, but take a minute and read

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Kandaria 8:00am-8:15am

Here in the States, what you’ll see in this video would have taken days… The 410 Bridge community of Kandaria had to relocate a brand

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Subject Matter Experts

Our local news has been riddled of late with all of the “czars” President Obama has appointed.  We’ve always heard about the Drug Czar and the Education Czar,

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Pushing the Rope

Ever tried to push a rope? Sometimes I’ll bring a long rope with me to meetings with community leaders.  I’ll put the rope in the

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NewSpring in Segera, Kenya

Not sure anyone really knows The 410 Bridge’s mission statement, and frankly that’s probably OK. Sure it’s important, but it seems so corporate, you know?

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Sticky Relationships

You don’t have to hang around The 410 Bridge long before you’ll hear someone say, “It’s all about relationships.” We tell service teams all the

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Baby Mugo Born in Kwambekenya!

In 2007 the number one priority for the community of Kwambekenya was a medical clinic.  The nearest hospital is ten kilometers (a little over 6 miles) away, and public transportation is limited, unreliable and unsafe.

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Chewy Nuggets

Not sure where I heard the phrase “chewy nugget” first, but I’ll give credit to my good friend Eric Helman.  Eric and I worked together for

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Why We Fight (Part 1)

Many of you may remember the HBO mini-series “Band of Brothers.” It was a terrific ten-part World War II mini-series produced by Steven Spielberg and

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