Dr. Chang'aa Mweti, African Storyteller: "The Power of Storytelling in Life" at Bahá'í Unity Center in Savannah on Feb 28, 2010

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On February 28, 2010, Dr. Chang'aa Mweti, an African Storyteller presented the "The Power of Storytelling in Life" at the Bahá'í Unity Center in Savannah. Please click below for more information and photos from the event.

Dr. Mweti is an inspired storyteller originally from Kenya and currently an assistant professor of education at the University of Minnesota in Duluth, Minnesota. Using dramatic skits and African music, sitting stool, walking stick, and native clothes, he told both his own humorous story, "Coming to American," about cultural differences and a traditional African story, "A Father's Gift to His Children," about the power of unity. The Bahá'í communities of Savannah and Statesboro co-sponsored this public Ayyam-i-Ha event, which attracted about 60 adults and children from Savannah and the surrounding area. Ayyam-i-Ha is a four-day period of giving and hospitality that precedes the Bahá'í annual fast.

 

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