Over at the Seminary faculty blog, I’ve posted this short musing about Rwanda and some of the stories of loss and redemption we heard during the conference. Check it out and see one picture of a small group activity where we heard many of these stories. In truth, listening to these stories on the banks of exquisite Lake Kivu made for a surreal experience!
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