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Heidi Thulin and her husband, Josh, moved to Nairobi, Kenya and joined the ranks of On Field Media (OFM) in 2012, right in the midst of the production of our team’s first and only feature-length film, The Distant Boat.
Unreached People: Digo
The Digo are an East African tribe, concentrated on the southern coastal strip of Kenya between Mombasa and the border of Tanzania. They have gained income through trade with Muslim Arabs as well as farming and fishing. Their principal crop is ‘manioc’, a small shrub with thick roots that are eaten like potatoes. They also grow sesame, corn, rice, and beans. ‘Palm wine’ is a popular drink produced from the palm tree.
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For the last few years the Digo Focus team have been using their various skills to come alongside the Digo and share the gospel with them. Samantha Johnson shares…
Reaching the Digo
Recently a group of Questers went out to serve among the Digo in Kenya. We asked one couple how they found the experience.
The Digo focus team update
Sharing the gospel with an unreached people group is not easy. Here the Raychards share something of a team’s preparation as they get ready to live amongst the Digo people of southern Kenya.
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