Walls that Divide Us: Walls and fences can both be good and bad. The walls we build as communities can sometimes be used to divide us instead of uniting us.
Dr. Joe Onesimus of Chicago Swahili Chapel speaks of dangers of the “Mtu Wangu-Mtu Wetu Syndrome” that is destroying the fabric of our Kenyan community in the eyes of Jesus as the wall breaker of our divisive walls.
This a message worth of listening to if you are committed to building community in Kenya and in the Diaspora.
Respectfully in Christ.
Dr. Joe Onesimus of Chicago Swahili Chapel speaks of dangers of the “Mtu Wangu-Mtu Wetu Syndrome” that is destroying the fabric of our Kenyan community in the eyes of Jesus as the wall breaker of our divisive walls.
This a message worth of listening to if you are committed to building community in Kenya and in the Diaspora.
Respectfully in Christ.
Walls and fences can both be good and bad. The walls we build as communities can sometimes be used to divide us instead of uniting us.
Dr. Joe Onesimus of Chicago Swahili Chapel speaks of dangers of the “Mtu Wangu-Mtu Wetu Syndrome” that is destroying the fabric of our Kenyan community in the eyes of Jesus as the wall breaker of our divisive walls.
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