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Tabby Kibugi

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Is God Is: Should Christians watch a film about revenge, violence and calling your mother God?

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By Tabby Kibugi
| Woman Alive Magazine Verified
Tabby Kibugi explores what Christians can learn from the controversial film Is God Is, beyond the question of whether its violent and blasphemous themes make it inappropriate viewing. The film raises uncomfortable questions about revenge, forgiveness and the danger of creating a version of God who simply mirrors our own desires. The recently released film, Is God Is, by Aleshea Harris, has been attracting a lot of attention for much more than its revenge-driven storyline.
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The truth about Christian home-schooling that critics get wrong

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By Tabby Kibugi
| Woman Alive Magazine Verified
After comments by a popular podcaster reignited debate about Christian home-schooling, writer Tabby Kibugi reflects on her own experience of being educated at home. Far from leaving her sheltered or socially isolated, she says it nurtured her love of learning, strengthened her faith and is something she’d gladly choose for her own children. Source: Photo by Santi Vedrí on Unsplash Throughout my primary and part of my secondary school years, I was homeschooled.
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African K-Pop Fans Are Building Their Own Spaces

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By Tabby Kibugi
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Features — 14 min read K-pop gatherings in Kenya and Nigeria emphasize congregation, dance, and celebration. Photograph courtesy of Movie Jabber/K-pop Fest KE. When Sheila, a 25-year-old fan from Nairobi, Kenya, discovered BTS’s “Fire” music video in 2016 through a friend, she had no idea that the song would introduce her to a global K-pop fandom that would become a major part of her life.
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