My African Wife Kneels to Me--Why?

Did you know that my wife Angela, a native born Ugandan, kneels to me every time she greets me? Actually, all Baganda women are trained from the time that they can walk to kneel to their parents, elders and (eventually) their future husband.

This cultural African practice of kneeling as a form of respect is one of the most interesting and unique features of Ugandan Bantu women. Is their culture wrong? Is it ever appropriate for a woman to kneel to her husband, parents, or elders? Why do I, an American, require my wife Angela to continue her cultural custom of kneeling whenever she greets me?

Stay tuned for this amazing video, and you will be blessed and (if you are a woman) begin unconditionally reverencing your God-given head, your husband (Ephesians 5:33).