Dear Friends
We visited our friends in the vocational school and introduced the new students to the reusable hygiene kits. We are always amazed when girls tell us what they normally use when they have their days. It's a small but empowering gift for them.
Dear Friends
A huge milestone! We were able to give out wheelchairs and orthopedic devices. What a joy! The pictures speak for themself. Enjoy and rejoice with us. God is faithful and kind.
Dear Friends
People are very grateful and express their thankfulness "African Style" as you can see in the video.
Last year we met Naomi, a young mother with her tiny baby. She had no cloth for her child. Tina brought her some of the cloth her children grow out of. This year we visited again to bless her with more cloth and some food. She was overjoyed to see us again. We shared the story of Naomi and Ruth and invited her into a friendship with Jesus. It's a joy to reach people with the ultimate story of love, friendship and faithfulness.
On Friday we went to visit one of the many villages in the area. We shared the Gospel, standing and sitting under a huge mango tree. People listened very intently and it was a joy being there. The food bags are a blessing to many as the rains still have not started and the fields wither in the hot sun.
Yesterday was a "big" day. 17 children and adults were assessed for wheel chairs and orthopedic devices.
We saw God's favor on all the details that went into the planning with transport, specialist and people being on time for appointments. In the evening I received a text saying: " Thank you for being here and doing what you do. Lives are being transformed and hope is rising."
To care for those God cares is such a joy and privilege. Thank you for your prayers and support.
The hunger in the rural area is overwhelming. People are suffering due to the lack of rain. Crops are not growing and people have little to eat. We distribute food bags to the hardest hit population. But not only food for the body but also for the souls by sharing God's Word.
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| Tina translates the message I shared |
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| Many of the women are widows and single mothers |
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| The van is packed full |
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Mango is by far my favorite fruit in Kenya.
The trees can be huge and bearing enormous amounts of the heavy fruit. Watch when you sit under one. They can hurt 😇
The Team of Kuhenza welcomed us warmly.
Our exploring trip to Kilifi was very informative and helpful. We learned lots about how to operate a ministry to disabled children and families. On the way back we visited a Rescue Center for teenage pregnant girls, we gained valuable insight.
For lunch I drank some camel milk and eat camel soup with camel meat. It's a required taste. 😀
