Author: Adventures

Freddie and Felix

Freddie and Felix Freddie is a 4 year old little boy who lives behind the Bishop's house. He has come to visit us everyday since we arrived. At first he came alone, sometimes rolling and running after the bicycle tire that he plays with. But lately he has had a little shadow named Felix. Felix is Freddie's 2 year old brother. At first Felix would use caution when approaching us and look at us with a questioning expression, but slowly he is warming up to us. Today he fell asleep in Melissa's arms. Freddie is a mischievous and curious little boy. He climbs walls, does cart...

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Freddie and Felix

Freddie and Felix Freddie is a 4 year old little boy who lives behind the Bishop's house. He has come to visit us everyday since we arrived. At first he came alone, sometimes rolling and running after the bicycle tire that he plays with. But lately he has had a little shadow named Felix. Felix is Freddie's 2 year old brother. At first Felix would use caution when approaching us and look at us with a questioning expression, but slowly he is warming up to us. Today he fell asleep in Melissa's arms. Freddie is a mischievous and curious little boy. He climbs walls, does cart...

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HOPE

           On Wednesday we were getting ready for our “Revival” church service and the power went out because of the rain. The women in the house were still making dinner, we still needed to eat, and get ready. Everyone got out there headlamps and flash flights and tried to put the flashlights on our food so we could see what we were eating. We were waiting around waiting to leave and the service started at 7pm and it was 7:30pm. We have somewhat gotten used to being late to our own church service that we put on, I guess its normal here. We asked...

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Like A Sheep to the Slaughter

We left the comfort of Kijabe – the two hospitals, large private school, english speaking population – to live in Rare for 7 days. The people of Rare are from two tribes, the Maasi and Turkana. They both used to be nomadic herders but now the Turkana keep farms in addition to their herds. We often heard the sounds of cattle, sheep, and goats walking through our place we called home to reach the nearby stream for water. During the week that we were there we went from hut to hut in groups of 5 to 6 talking with the people there. Most of them were Christians but we were able to...

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Spread the Gospel wherever you go.

I have a lot to say in a few short minutes. We've been in the Turkana village for a whole week and just returned to Kijabe yesterday. I learned a lot can happen in one week. The first two days we were there, we were made aware of how dry it was by the sound of childrens' coughs, and the dirt that would fly in our eyes with a gust of wind. From door to door ministry, we learned that it hadn't rained for 3 months. The people in the village rely heavily on crops to sell and to feed their families. No rain=no crops. The 2nd day, we fasted dinner and prayed for God's rain to...

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The hard hearted

     In our first day in the tribal area of Kenya, my ministry team met a man maned Awillow. We entered into the conversation with hopes of talking about christ with him. After maybe a minute, we learned that this man, like many others, had heard about Christ many times but was unwilling to accept his grace. Awillow spoke of something hard on his heart that was stopping him from believing. His heart was so hard that he wouldn't even let us pray for him. Well, we did anyway. We prayed immediately after we met with him and then continued to the entire week. We went and...

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