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A New Thing – Family Story Time

July 8, 2011 by Macon and Katy Hare

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In the encroaching darkness he saw the silhouette of a man sitting in the dirt, bent over a book. Then he noticed that the man was not alone. Three small children knelt before the man, each with a finger pointing to the details of the picture on the page that was opened before them.  A month prior, Bulu was illiterate, but now is starting to be able to read.

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