“When a European has been living for two or three years among strangers, he is sure to be fully convinced that he knows all about them; when he has been ten years or so amongst them, if he is an observant man, he finds that he knows very little about them, and so begins to learn” —(R. H. Codrington, qtd. in Hiebert, The Gospel in Human Contexts, 111).
LIFTED: A Dying Tribe Encounters New Life
March 6, 2025
