We Skip Easter Eggs, But Are We Truly Restored?

As an African-Indian woman, I have always understood Easter through two lenses. One rooted in Zambia, the other shaped by South Asian tradition. In both, the structure is similar. Church comes first. Then comes food. Not a single meal, but a series of them. Plates layered with rice, meat, curries, nshima, sweets. Eating stretches across […]

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