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                                                                                    jimoharries@gmail.com Dear Friends, Making Sense of Africa I always find this when I come to the UK. Discourse in the UK constantly deprecates the reality of life in contemporary Africa. It is constant! Almost every reference to (sub-Saharan) Africa seems to be based on some kind of misunderstanding. The assumption, is of similarity, parallels,…

Dear Friends, A Day in the Life of … Tuesday 20th February I set off for the Coptic mission station that is near my home at 6.30am. It’s about 50 minutes by bicycle. 8:15am the weekly fellowship of the hospital staff gathered. This typically includes between 10 and 25 people. I am their regular speaker….

Click on this image for a short video of a church I reached out to earlier this month. The event, was this particular branch coming under a different denomination. Each denomination has its own flag, with its name on it. The congregation processed up and down the road dancing and singing, to publicise the fact…

End-month news November 2023      jimoharries@gmail.com Dear Friends, Thanks for your prayers for safety, that I certainly constantly need. 11th November cycling home from the Coptic mission I self-caused an accident – that suddenly had me fall off my bike and lie sprawled on the ground. This was along a village path in the middle of…

Mid-month news July 2023           jimoharries@gmail.com   www.jim-mission.org.uk                                                                                               Dear Friends, Since my last news, I completed my teaching in the South of Tanzania, near the Mozambique border. My 10 students did well. I was teaching them on Christian Stewardship. The highlight of the course was probably my bringing in a local church leader to…

End-month news July 2023   jimoharries@gmail.com    +254721804292 Dear Friends, I am very appreciative to my mother for having made an effort to visit me here in Kenya. (My father could not come because his tinnitus makes him too sensitive to noises, and to be honest, most contexts around here are noisy!) Having mum around has made…