Dinner was a far cry from an Arkansas Baptist church supper.  On this night six members of Arkansas’ Valley Baptist Church, Searcy, squeezed into a modest Muslim home in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, and dipped their spoons into African groundnut stew and fish sauce served over “attiéké,” the staple Ivorian food made from cassava, a root vegetable. They were eating with…
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