Winding Down

We are giving an update from our hotel in Nairobi. The mission was wonderful. It was was so difficult to leave our new friends that we actually cried when we left. On Sunday, our team divided up and were able to go to four different churches to minister. On Monday, we were so proud of Pastor Steve as he spent several hours answering tough cultural questions from a biblical worldview. The people received the word that he delivered to them very well. Overall, we were able to minister to hundreds of children as well. We request prayer for a safe journey home as we will be boarding the plane home tomorrow at 11:30 pm.

Teaching in the Rain

Today the team traveled 2.5 hours away to the Rift Valley near Narok to visit a church there. They were able to teach part of the day, but had to leave early because of a terrible rain storm. It was a good day, and it was obvious that the Lord helped them through, even on a dirt road where it would have been easy to get stuck during the rain. But, they were able to make it back safely and they are enjoying the Great Adventure!

Update from Kenya

The team arrived safely in Kenya and everyone is doing well, although Marie Allen has a cold, and would appreciate prayer that she would recover quickly.

The weather has been wonderful! It has rained every day, so it has not been as hot or as dusty as it was last time.

The team has spent the past three days at Liberty Baptist Church in Kiserian, Kenya where they were able to minister to 75 women, and Today they worked with 5 children! Tomorrow, after picking up Mark & Sharon Sweeting, they will travel 2 hours to another church to minister.

Please continue to pray for the team!

Arrived Safely

I got a call at the church office from Berlin Allen. Marie had called around 4pm yesterday to let him know the team has arrived safely in Nyrobi. Everyone is excited. They were spending the night last night, and heading out today to the Maasai lands. -Tracy Keys

Kenya Mission Report for Feb 11

Pastor Steve and JoAnne Roy, Betsy Vaughan, Marie Allen, Wayne Harrifeld, and Clara Cassell are scheduled to depart at 6pm Sunday to Nairobi, Kenya.