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Kingsbury Family Blog

Ministry

Can You Hear Me Now?

How many of us remember the commercial for the major telecommunications company in the U.S. where the guy is pictured on his mobile phone in various settings, saying “Can you hear me now?” This past Sunday, we had a guest Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 7 yearsFebruary 1, 2017 ago
Ministry

Home is Where the Heart is

Since childhood, I have always had some challenge trying to figure out where ‘home’ is. Oh sure, I knew where I reside, but when people talk of home in the sense of where your people are from, that place to Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 7 yearsJanuary 1, 2017 ago
Ministry

The Best Gift

I think that most of us would agree that life has many challenges, but is also full of blessings and gifts, both great and small. Sometimes we can get stuck on looking at life’s challenges and problems and forget the Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 7 yearsDecember 1, 2016 ago
Ministry

Break Time

This month, I thought I would talk a bit about our trip to Scotland and my musings on the trip. It had been 6 years since we had had a real vacation. You know the kind…staying in hotels or bed and breakfasts Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 7 yearsNovember 1, 2016 ago
Personal

So, How Does It Feel?

So, how does it feel? I get asked that a lot lately since my daughter’s (my last born’s) wedding. Did I cry? Did I dance for joy? How does it feel having the last one leave the nest? What’s it Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 7 yearsSeptember 15, 2016 ago
Personal

The Soda Ceremony

The Soda Ceremony Another fun tradition we discovered in this fascinating journey of our daughter marrying a Kenyan man is what I call the Soda Ceremony. The groom’s aunties are required to come for a visit, traditionally the night before Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 7 yearsAugust 15, 2016 ago
Personal

Itara

“Am I losing my daughter or am I really gaining a son?” That is what was going through my head as I sat in the Itara meeting – a traditional meeting of the bride’s and groom’s families. It was a Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 7 yearsJuly 15, 2016 ago
Personal

Ithege

I have been trying to capture my thoughts, impressions, lessons learned and emotions surrounding my daughter’s marriage to a Kenyan man. This is quite the rollercoaster ride in cross cultural experiences…scary and thrilling at the same time! It all began Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 8 yearsJune 10, 2016 ago
Ministry

The Empty Nest

We got to witness the whole drama, from beginning to end. It began when we noticed the pair of sparrows building their nest just outside our living room picture window. My thought was “How fun this is going to be!”, Read more…

By Chari Kingsbury, 8 yearsMay 15, 2016 ago

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