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One more story “out of Africa” that conjures the power of the Gospel.

On our journey, we learned how some Tanzanians choose to live according to the traditional ways of the Maasai people. Our safari guide and his family are Christian today, he shared, but his forebears, as recently as his grandfather, lived the traditional Maasai way of life.

Our tour included...


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One more story “out of Africa” that conjures the power of the Gospel.

On our journey, we learned how some Tanzanians choose to live according to the traditional ways of the Maasai people. Our safari guide and his family are Christian today, he shared, but his forebears, as recently as his grandfather, lived the traditional Maasai way of life.

Our tour included...


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“Asante” (thank you in Swahili) and “karibu” (you’re welcome) were among the first words we learned on a recent trip to Tanzania. We also learned the saying “pole, pole,” meaning “slowly, slowly” or “take it easy.” For some reason, I seemed to hear it several times a day!

It was a gentle reminder for me to take my time, relax, and not rush the process. It’s a way of l...


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“Asante” (thank you in Swahili) and “karibu” (you’re welcome) were among the first words we learned on a recent trip to Tanzania. We also learned the saying “pole, pole,” meaning “slowly, slowly” or “take it easy.” For some reason, I seemed to hear it several times a day!

It was a gentle reminder for me to take my time, relax, and not rush the process. It’s a way of l...


Read full story