Gone but not forgotten are the million people who died during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. During our visit to this beautiful country, we heard stories from almost everyone we met about how the events of their past still affect their lives today. Our guest, John Bosco Rumanzi, shares his story of being born as a refugee in Uganda and what it was like to come back to his country and learn about family members he would never meet. He tells us what he’s learned about the power of human dignity, cooperation, and hope.

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We’d like to introduce you to the projects and people we visited through the links below. Each of these organizations, people, or ministries is doing amazing and transformative work. Please look through the links, read the stories, and if you’re as inspired by them as we are, consider sending a donation that will make a big difference.

• John Bosco Rumanzi, Navigators Rwanda

  
  



• Emmanuel Ndolimana, Africa Bora Ministries

  
  



• Pascal Ndagijimana, Humura Mission Agency

  
  



• Jamie Boiles, Belay Global

  
  

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produced by Zach Van Dyke