On the right is the chief of Dakoro (a Senufo Senara village) who I go to share with during my short stay there. On your left, is his right hand man, I believe he was an uncle. [Photo courtesy of Donald Page, master photographer, janitor, and ultimate fighter.]
Here is a little language lesson with the chief of Karankasso-Vigue. The chief loves to share his language. He's a jolly, kind old man. Please continue to pray for him and his people. [Photo courtesy of Kelly Womack - I'll mess with Texas if I want to!]
This is Karim, one of the above chief's sons, who runs the little "convenient store" in the background. Here we are discussing something from the Jula New Testament in his hand. I know the picture looks posed, with the thumbs up and all, but it's not. [Photo courtesy of Emily Yoran - Go Wolfpack! Beat Duke and UNC!]
On the right is the chief of Dakoro (a Senufo Senara village) who I go to share with during my short stay there. On your left, is his right hand man, I believe he was an uncle. [Photo courtesy of Donald Page, master photographer, janitor, and ultimate fighter.]
Here is a little language lesson with the chief of Karankasso-Vigue. The chief loves to share his language. He's a jolly, kind old man. Please continue to pray for him and his people. [Photo courtesy of Kelly Womack - I'll mess with Texas if I want to!]
This is Karim, one of the above chief's sons, who runs the little "convenient store" in the background. Here we are discussing something from the Jula New Testament in his hand. I know the picture looks posed, with the thumbs up and all, but it's not. [Photo courtesy of Emily Yoran - Go Wolfpack! Beat Duke and UNC!]
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