On July 4th, Engage heard a miraculous story about a Bridge built by volunteers in Guinea W. Africa. Many were moved as they listened to the story of a bridge that liberated a whole village from being cut off from civilization for 5 months of the year. The audio is only 15 minutes. Download it or click on the link to listen. Make sure you pay attention to the timing. Imagine a bridge sitting for 25 years in an abandoned field, the dry season, and the miraculous timing of a lunar eclipse all coming together in a perfect storm of liberation and love for a group of people no one has ever heard of in a place most didn’t even know existed.
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The story of the Tanda bridge in Guinea, West Africa
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