The Chosen Generation of Bakka

(Taken from the “About” page on the presenter’s website, kisoboka.org)

Imagine a sprawling city of perhaps 1.5 million people (though it’s really impossible to tell) beset by poverty, disease, congestion, and chaos, with vehicles – and especially people – everywhere you turn, for miles and miles. You might ask yourself, where could God be in a place like this? Imagine in the midst of this city a rickety looking church, consisting of tree limbs driven into the soil with boards nailed partway up the sides and a corrugated aluminum roof. And hanging within a banner welcoming their American brothers – the only white faces there – with open arms and hearts. A reminder that a church is not a building but rather a group of believers joined together in faith.