#TFBloggers in @churchtimes by @davewalker

An extract from the article: That said, finding a use for my cartooning skills here has been incredibly difficult. It feels as if most cartoons, especially those involving any comparison between aspects of life in Uganda and the UK, would be inappropriate. Although, perhaps, a better cartoonist would manage it. There is plenty of humour […]

Daily Audio Reflections from #TFBloggers

Listen Here (MP3) - 5 days, around 3-4 minutes a day. We were in the dining room - that’s what blogging on the move does for you - it’s a bit raw, we were quite tired, and doing this on the hoof, but listening back to it, I think it’s great what was captured each […]

We Met: Grace #TFBloggers

Grace highlighted that PEP had taught her that it’s important to stand up tall as an individual, and that you are the answer to all/most of the problems that you have. Her child had some charcoal to sell, worth less than 50c, and she thought she couldn’t do anything with such a small amount of […]

We Met: Philip #TFBloggers

Before PEP, Philip has a wide, children and land, but was digging other peoples land to earn month rather than his own. PEP challenged him to think about this and he started to develop his own land. Philip started by growing cassava and groundnuts – and as a result getting his children through school which […]

We Met: Jennifer #TFBloggers

When Jennifer came for PEP training, she was told that as a housewife she shouldn’t be sitting back and waiting for her husband to feed her, but should put self to work, making oil, etc in order to make money to contribute to the family. She “put the knowledge into action”, harvesting cassava, which once […]