
Reconciliation
What Reconciliation Actually Looks Like in a Divided Village
It rarely looks like a ceremony. More often it looks like two men agreeing to walk the same path to the same water point, and keeping to it.

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Reports and reflections written by the programme staff who work most closely with our partner churches and communities.

Reconciliation
It rarely looks like a ceremony. More often it looks like two men agreeing to walk the same path to the same water point, and keeping to it.

Education & Opportunity
When the roof came off in the storm, the lessons did not stop. What happened next says a lot about who actually holds a school together.
Community Transformation
Fourteen traders, a locked metal box and three years of weekly meetings. No external loan was ever involved.
Community Transformation
Two failed seasons, then a good one. The difference was not only the rain — it was what had been stored, and what had been learned.
Community Transformation
It had a building, a nurse and a register. What it did not have was electricity, which meant it could not open after dark or store anything that mattered.
Field reflections, reports and honest accounts from the communities we serve.