H is for Habesha
He looked at my son, raised an eyebrow, and said, “Habesha?” Our son looked at the man, smiled, and quietly
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St. George is everywhere in Ethiopia. He’s a saint. And he’s a big deal. It seems kind of odd to
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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
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Continue readingC is for Cross
There is a deep, rich Christian tradition in Ethiopia. Assuming what we read about the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8
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Dove Men+Care sent me complimentary tickets to the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight games in Louisville, KY. All thoughts and
Continue readingB is for Berbere
American food uses salt and pepper. Italians use garlic. Indian food requires tumeric. In Ethiopia? It’s berbere. And you find
Continue readingA is for Addis Ababa
I’ve come to realize that many people think that Ethiopia is nothing but sprawling countryside with a few people
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