by Tamarah Horton | Dec 30, 2014 | God is Savior, Passport to Africa, SHARE
Riffi Berbers are a group of people that live in the Riff Mountains of Morocco. They are Muslim. Out of 2 million Riffi Berbers, less than 100 of them are Christian! That’s amazing to think about, isn’t it? Muslims need to hear about the God of the Bible and about...
by Tamarah Horton | Jan 7, 2015 | God is Provider, Passport to Africa
Batik: Batik is an ancient art form and a methodology for dyeing fabric. In Batik, melted wax is applied in intricate designs on fabric. Once the fabric is dyed, the wax is removed, leaving the design area the original color of the fabric. Artists in Africa...
by Tamarah Horton | Jan 7, 2015 | God is Provider, Passport to Africa
Batik – Part 2 Now that the glue has dried on our Batik fabric, it’s time to finish up by painting them! For this project you will need: Glue drawings from Batik – Part 1 Parchment or waxed paper Paint smock or t-shirt, if desired Acrylic...
by Tamarah Horton | Jan 23, 2015 | MAP, Passport to Africa
The following map activity serves as a good review activity for various features of Africa learned during Semester 1. It also introduces some new features found in Sub-Saharan Africa that will be studied in greater detail as the semester progresses. For...
by Tamarah Horton | Jan 25, 2015 | Passport to Africa, SERVE
Drink Water to Give Water For one week, drink only water. No juice. No tea. No cokes. Just water. At the end of each day, estimate the amount of money you would have spent on these various drinks and put that money aside in a glass, cup or mason jar (or slip a little...
by Tamarah Horton | Jan 25, 2015 | Passport to Africa, SERVE
Pack an OCC Shoebox You’ve probably heard about Operation Christmas Child before… Their website is incredibly helpful! So many tools and resources can be found here. Packing a Christmas shoebox for a child isn’t a new and cutting edge idea....
