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Student Culture at Africa Nazarene University: Kenya

Tim Crutcher

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In one sense, the joys and struggles of university life—of finding one’s way in the world and preparing oneself for the future—are the same wherever one travels, and a young university student in Africa and one in the United States would find that they have much in common. On the other hand, each culture is unique, and so to some degree, are the ins and outs of preparing to live and serve in that culture.

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Keywordsuniversity life, Nairobi National Park, Nairobi, ANU, Christian environment, mission field

Sponsored ByInternational Board of Education

Periodical TitleDidache:Faithful Teaching

Periodical Volume Number2

Periodical Issue Number2

Periodical ISSN15360156

Peer Reviewed?No

Series Number2

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Greetings and welcome to Didache: Faithful Teaching. This current edition introduces several interesting articles and a new approach in the journal that hopefully many in our tradition will appreciate. We have three special articles offered in their primary language, Spanish, as well as several English offerings.