News of the attack in Paris reached us through Tanzanian television this morning. We are all in shock, and not really sure how we should respond. We are praying for those victims  who are still alive and for those who are not, we pray for their families. Below the line is our usual update from […]

The computer power went off on Thursday evening so this is two days of blogging: Thursday 12th “Today” written by Mark It was hard to believe as we set of for our locations this morning that just a week ago we were gathering at Heathrow Airport to start our journey. Today, Thursday – saw one […]

Today was another division of labour. Most of the team stayed local and had a relaxed day with only about sixty children turning up for interview at Iyela, and a slow but constant dribble of children amounting to about the same number in Airport. We nearly left John behind at the Karibuni Centre, but Aneta […]

Early start again today, and with clear skies. Today the team split up between Shewa (in the photos) and Pambogo. Clouds built during the day, but the rain stayed away. Fiona writes of her experiences in Shewa: Today we travelled out to a village called Shewa.  We arrived mid-morning at the Cook House that we […]

So it hasn’t rained since we arrived but, today, the rains have started. A few days before we flew out they had about 70mm in one day – that’s about 3 inches for those of you who still work in old money. There have been times when the clouds have loomed heavy and dark over […]

Sunday means a lie-in. Breakfast at eight forty-five, and ready to be picked up for a lift to the Airport church which started at ten o’clock. Some of the team walked, but most were happy to ride. Nikki commented, “Worship was already in full swing when we arrived, singing, dancing and giving glory to God.” […]