Epd #129 | The art of growing with another. Make a Mark in another’s life. A conversation with Hassan Kibirango

from Cabin Devos · host David Tubirye

I had the opportunity of returning to the very house I first stayed in when I arrived in Rwanda. I now hold a conversation with a good friend Hassan Kibirango about the passion to walk with others. This is our vision for the youth of Rwanda. ++++++++++++++ To support this ministry Give: https://give.wol.org/davidtubirye

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