Richard
Sorry I didn’t get my email out yesterday. After our visit to the Kibera Slums I was suddenly stricken with a high fever. My thought was that we would have to cancel our trip to visit a Maasai Church just outside of Narok, but at 6am, my fever broke and […]
Today was a very moving day for us. We spoke today in our little church in the Kibera Slums. In the last 2 1/2 months I have spoken in 10 churches. Some of them had over 3000 members and were very grand. But today this little church located in the […]
Kenya. There is nothing like it. Val keeps talking about the contradictions here, and that is so true. Yesterday, our first day (we arrived late the night before) in Kenya we went from walking through garbage and open sewage to get to the most beautiful, precious children who hungrily ate […]
ONCE MORE INTO THE BREACH My lovely daughter Deborah and her lovely friend Laurra arrived at the airport last night. I knew from the beginning that our time with them was going to be blessed because they cleared the airport customs faster than anyone yet. Unlike other arrivals they both […]