In a blog update from Burundi, the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, has shared how he was inspired by a visit to a community maize project in the rural highlands of Burundi.
Matana Diocese supports a Church–based agricultural co–operative in the village of Vitezi. It sees Anglicans, Roman Catholics and Pentecostals working together as one family, using parish land to grow and process maize. Archbishop Michael writes: ‘The communities were clear about their differences from one another. They were also clear that whatever might separate their community, they will fight it. I could only hear a…
