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People - whether as individuals, families, communities or nations - have a range of resources. When people are asked about their resources, they usually think of money. However, this gives a very incomplete picture of their lives. People own or have access to different kinds of resources.

2002

Photo: Isabel Carter

From: Footsteps 53

What should the role of the church be in development?

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by Isabel Carter. 'Dream dreams about how you would like your community to look in two years, ten years, or even 30 years time. Close your eyes and imagine how it would look, what sounds there would be, what people would be doing.' This is what the members of the Masai church in the remote village at Olendeem, S W Kenya, were encouraged to do back in October 2000.

Mobilising the community

by Isabel Carter. 'Dream dreams about how you would like your community to look in two years, ten years, or even 30 years time. Close your eyes and imagine how it would look, what sounds there would be, what people would be doing.' This is what the members of the Masai church in the remote village at Olendeem, S W Kenya, were encouraged to do back in October 2000.

Next in this edition of Footsteps

Mobilising the community

by Isabel Carter. 'Dream dreams about how you would like your community to look in two years, ten years, or even 30 years time. Close your eyes and imagine how it would look, what sounds there would be, what people would be doing.' This is what the members of the Masai church in the remote village at Olendeem, S W Kenya, were encouraged to do back in October 2000.

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