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We got off to a very late start this morning because our van was stopped and our driver was detained for 4 hours. He had left Kisumu with another driver and Lois, the 18 year old daughter of Osborn Obayo. All of our luggage was in the van. The police […]
Hello Dear Friends: We received word last night that John Kamau (Harun’s Father) and Lucy’s husband passed away suddenly. This is the brother that we have been praying for for the last month or so. He was on the mend, but for some reason took a turn for the worse […]
Sometimes the things we don’t want to do turn out to be just what God wants us to do. Last night Osborn informed us that we were going to make a visit to a children’s home in Kakamega before we headed for Nancy Odwaro’s house and the best meal in […]
Sometimes the things we don’t want to do turn out to be just what God wants us to do. Last night Osborn informed us that we were going to make a visit to a children’s home in Kakamega before we headed for Nancy Odwaro’s house and the best meal in […]
Hello Dear Friends: We received word last night that John Kamau (Harun’s Father) and Lucy’s husband passed away suddenly. This is the brother that we have been praying for for the last month or so. He was on the mend, but for some reason took a turn for the worse […]
I wish everyone could experience a Sunday morning service at the Kakamega Church. It is so incredibly fun. Those of us from traditional American churches have to lighten up and go with the flow to really enjoy it. First of all it is a 3 hour service. They boast about […]
Today we visited the Shikusa Boys Detention Center. We always look forward to our time with these boys. We have been coming to Shikusa for eight years now and almost every time we come there is a completely new group of boys. Fortunately it is not like starting over again, […]
In the city of Majengo: Today Valerie and the girls met with the leadership of the Solid Rock Widows ministry here at our hotel while Kendall and I went into Kisumu to buy supplies for the widows conference tomorrow. The meeting was supposed to last until 2 pm but when […]
Everywhere you look in Maasai land there are flocks of goats and cattle. Each herd has a shepherd or two, mostly young boys, who take the flock out in the morning and bring them back in the evening. It’s planting season so you can see women and young men toiling […]
On Thursday we are off again to Kenya with a team of 6 people. We have a very busy schedule during our two week visit. First we will be off to the city of Narok to launch a new ministry which will be a safe house for young Masai girls. […]