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We are still here in the village of Serowe doing this massive family building campaign. It is so exciting to hear daily of lives changing for the better.

I thought in today’s article I would share some of the feedback because I believe the comments that are made here might also help you wherever you are.

The goal of this campaign is to teach practical family building skills. Each day we take a different issue and teach practical tips on how to deal with that. One of the underlying issues that most every issue centres around is communication and conflict resolution. Let me share some comments that men are saying and hope that this helps some people’s marriages.

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Choose me over TV

We are still here in the village of Serowe doing this massive family building campaign. It is so exciting to hear daily of lives changing for the better.