My daughter teaches in western...
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My daughter teaches in western Kenya in a small village near the border of Uganda. The village is without modern conveniences as we know them in America. The nearest electricity is 25 miles away. When asked how in the world one negotiates the darkness without a reliable flashlight or the electric skyline of a nearby city, she merely laughs at my naivete.
"It is not nearly as dark at night as you might imagine. In fact, you grow accustomed to it. The moon and stars provide just enough light to see what you need to see."
Indeed, "those who dwell in deep darkness, on them has the light shined." This great God of ours gives us just enough light to get through those times which, at a distance, seem total darkness.
- Cueni
"It is not nearly as dark at night as you might imagine. In fact, you grow accustomed to it. The moon and stars provide just enough light to see what you need to see."
Indeed, "those who dwell in deep darkness, on them has the light shined." This great God of ours gives us just enough light to get through those times which, at a distance, seem total darkness.
- Cueni
