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New York

February 11, 2015

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Chillin in San Juan del Sur

December 30, 2014

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#loveis 2

December 23, 2014

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a wedding, 2 conferences, a tour & nyc…

October 4, 2014

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the ‘not yet’

I recently wrestled a few restless nights, my ego and fear not letting me sleep. I picked up an old book, one of my favorites, The Inner Voice of Love by Henri J.M. Nouwen. I read the following and it spoke deeply to my current… Read More

Mar 12, 17

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photos of africa…

Taking some time to go through photos from last years December trip to Kenya. So many memories, time with Ubuntu Tribe members introducing them to our impact programs, a few nights out in Nairobi, hikes out into the Great Rift Valley and time out on… Read More

Mar 04, 17

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find your way…from darkness to light

I can’t remember the man I wanted to be… The only way out is in…… These lines from Terrance Malicks film, Knight of Cups, has stuck with me the last few months. As I get older I find that I am both learning so much… Read More

Nov 03, 16

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small wins

Reflecting today on one of our UBUNTU Mums, Miriam, photographed here inside her home on my latest trip to Kenya. Miriam has been sewing and hand making products at UBUNTU for about the last 5 years. She is a peaceful, quiet, gentle spirit with a… Read More

Mar 25, 16

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writing to heal

“Emotional upheavals touch every part of our lives. You don’t just lose a job, you don’t just get divorced. These things affect all aspects of who we are – our financial situation, our relationships with others, our views of ourselves, our issues of life and… Read More

Mar 06, 16

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zazzle in africa

“The irony is that we attempt to disown our difficult stories to appear more whole or more acceptable, but our worthiness, even our wholeheartedness, actually depends on the integration of all of our experiences, including the falls.” — Brené Brown What a journey the first… Read More

Mar 05, 16

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meditation

“Meditation is looking deeply into things and to see how we can change ourselves and how we can transform our situation. To transform our situation is also to transform our minds. To transform our minds is also to transform our situation, because the situation is… Read More

Feb 28, 16

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anger compost

Below is one of my favorite entries by Thich Nhat Hanh in his book, Peace is Every Step. In the entry he likens our anger to compost and how these unwanted feelings like anger have the potential to serve a greater and necessary purpose in… Read More

Feb 18, 16

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About

Zane Wilemon is the Founder and Executive Director of CTC International. Zane discovered his life’s calling after purchasing a one-way ticket to Kenya in 2000. After living in Kenya for a year, Zane’s life was changed as he recognized that our lives are inextricably tied to God and one another. CTC’s core value is to create opportunities that empower each other to lift ourselves beyond our perceived limitations. Zane is an ordained priest in the Episcopal Church and received his undergraduate degree from the University of Kansas and his Masters in Divinity from the Seminary of the Southwest.

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