L is for Lions
The lion – especially the Lion of Judah – is a popular national motif in Ethiopia. When Haile Selassie was
Continue reading“She’s NOT my girlfriend!”
This post may use affiliate links. Learn more in my Disclosure Policy. 20 years ago today, I found myself walking
Continue readingK is for “Konjo”
There are a few Amharic words I remember from my first visit to Ethiopia in 2009. I remember how to
Continue readingJ is for Jewish Connection
When Philip the Evangelist met the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8, he was reading from the prophecy of Isaiah. The
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This post may use affiliate links. Learn more in my Disclosure Policy. I know. I already told you this last
Continue readingH is for Habesha
He looked at my son, raised an eyebrow, and said, “Habesha?” Our son looked at the man, smiled, and quietly
Continue readingG is for George
St. George is everywhere in Ethiopia. He’s a saint. And he’s a big deal. It seems kind of odd to
Continue readingF is for Food
I had a Bible professor in undergrad who would regularly refer to the Gospel of Luke’s portrayal of Jesus as
Continue readingE is for Eyes
The first thing I noticed when I finally met Christy? Her eyes. They were intoxicating. I couldn’t get enough of
Continue readingD is for Dogs
This post may use affiliate links. Learn more in my Disclosure Policy. I think it’s safe to say that we’re
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