(TWAR-eg) – It’s generally accepted that finances are one of the biggest sources of stress and arguments in relationships, whether those involved are employers and employees, co-workers, parents and children, or spouses. It works the same with the Tuareg. Most often, the males are out working, whether that is shepherding in the desert or being employed in factories in towns. They’ll use what they earn to support their families, but ultimately, the money is theirs. The women typically stay home, caring for the plethora of needs of the household. It’s more than a full-time job. Even so, some women find ways to bring in money through selling handmade goods or possibly taking a job in nearby towns or villages. This is usually the only way that they can have some semblance of financial independence. Please pray that as the Tuareg, both men and women, go to great lengths to find financial freedom, they will hear the truth and experience the true freedom that can be found only in Christ.