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]]> http://amahoro-africa.org/conversation/2008/06/06/reflections-on-rwanda-and-south-africa-by-annemie-bosch/#comment-46 Terry Chapman Sat, 07 Jun 2008 13:33:40 +0000 http://amahoro-africa.org/conversation/2008/06/06/reflections-on-rwanda-and-south-africa-by-annemie-bosch/#comment-46 I wish I could have been with my friends in Rwanda but am so looking forward to my time with Claude and Kelly and friends, next month in Burundi and Uganda at the Amahoro Institute. It is breathtaking (or breath-giving) when I consider what God wants to do through ordinary people. After reading Annemie Bosch's comments I am wondering what unresolved, unforgiving racial tensions are under the surface in this country. In know the situation is different. But even 50 years into the civil rights movement in America there is still much racism! With the probability (and hope!... Maybe this is healing from the "inside out.") of a black president being elected in November I think the racism lurking in the shadows, "papered over differences", will surface. My hope is that when it does come out of the shadows into the light there will be ordinary people of courage who will challenge it. "God of grace and God of glory grant us courage for the living of these days... for the living of these days." I wish I could have been with my friends in Rwanda but am so looking forward to my time with Claude and Kelly and friends, next month in Burundi and Uganda at the Amahoro Institute. It is breathtaking (or breath-giving) when I consider what God wants to do through ordinary people. After reading Annemie Bosch’s comments I am wondering what unresolved, unforgiving racial tensions are under the surface in this country. In know the situation is different. But even 50 years into the civil rights movement in America there is still much racism! With the probability (and hope!… Maybe this is healing from the “inside out.”) of a black president being elected in November I think the racism lurking in the shadows, “papered over differences”, will surface. My hope is that when it does come out of the shadows into the light there will be ordinary people of courage who will challenge it. “God of grace and God of glory grant us courage for the living of these days… for the living of these days.”

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