We are now sitting at the airport in Nairobi waiting for the plane to be called. It has been a busy day with just too many good byes. The children at El Shaddai school did a wonderful presentation this morning, each class preforming a song they had written along with a dance drama and poetry. […]
Last full day in Kenya
The day started with yet another nice breakfast spread out for us. Sister Regina insisted on feeding us up with an extra portion of sausages. However we were down to seven. Ruth didn’t feel well with sickness and a headache. We gathered for prayer and then discussion deepened about what we should do. The decision […]
Summer School Dresses: Kenya
The rain finally stopped during the night and we woke (apart from hearing the cockerel crowing at 2:20am again) to bright blue skies and warm sun. We are staying with some wonderful nuns in a place called Ruiru. Today was sister Regina's birthday so breakfast was a time to celebrate. Sister Regina came into breakfast […]
Interviewing Sponsored Children in Kenya
Woke early, silence – thinking about the day ahead. Lots to do – painting, PE leasons and interviews. We all meet for breakfast – pancakes and toast. The group have now gelled, and are at ease in each other’s company. Sharon talks of Grassroots and the needs in different countries. A group prayer and George […]
Next House Building Trip to Romania (18-25th September 2013)
The last trip was fantastic. The team had two groups. One group visited all the sponsored children while the other half built a house for a very poor family. We do all this with our friends from BENITA and alongside those from the local church. The house the team built in June 2012 was amazing. […]
Swallowship! (Sunday with our friends in Kenya)
All woke up early with the cockerel ready to head off to Deliverance Church Kasarani at 7.30am. What a treat was in store! This was a huge church of over a thousand people, all praising and worshiping God. And that was only their first service! Fantastic start to the day! 2 hours later, we needed […]
Watu wa Maana, Kenya
After a good breakfast we set off for Watu Wa Maana – a 5-10 minute walk away. The name means “Very Important People”! The sun was shining and we were looking forward to what God had in store for us. Upon arrival, we found all the children happily doing their chores. When those were done […]
Non-stop Day in Kenya
We have been non-stop since arriving in Kenya at 6:30am. Packed into our transport to our accommodation, we travelled across Nairobi. We are staying with nuns in Ruiru town – which is easily found on google maps (even if not on Apple iOS6!) After having breakfast it was back on the road. This quickly turns […]
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