Distributions, Baby, and a Burial.

                                                           Welcome to our life.......

Glenda, Elliot and Lina. Lina was recently baptized and is a widow with children. Her youngest is is 2 years old.

Lina in her house holding Elliot.

Glenda holding her namesake. Eunice Otieno had a baby girl on a Sunday and this was the following Tuesday. Eunice named the baby Mama Glenda! Eunice is a member at Lela and this has been the first National baby born in our church for quite a while! 

Eunice and Glenda with their baby's. I wish the picture would have turned out better :(

George from the Rabuor church does a lot of our yard work. He was cleaning up leaves on this day and Tiffany is there with him.

Florence is a sweet orphan girl that comes to our church and often brings 2 young boys with her. I am not sure what relation the boys are to her - I think the one may be her brother. Florence is the girl that recently gave us a chicken - and that was a huge gift!  

Boy's in church - can you read the T-Shirt?

Ladies Sunday School class. Carolyn Rodes children class is in the background.

Men's Sunday School class.

The board at church. Our offering was 482 Shillings, around $4.82.

Children are lining up for the book distribution at Lela Secondary School. Thanks to Christian Aid Ministries we were allowed to pass the 101 Bible Stories book out. It is hard covered with colored pictures and a very nice book. A group of 8 from Hillcrest Home in Arkansas was here, and we did the distribution with them.

Student's filing through to get their book. This school is not far from our church.

Glenda and Elliot, I should have taken a picture when a group of girls were CROWDED around Glenda and Elliot. There was at least one of the students that was holding Elliot. 

Tiffany with a 101 Book.

After the book distribution we went to see Beldine, (a lady from our church), and sang a few songs for her, and then we went to the Ahero market where we had lunch. (They had a cultural experience).  We sang a few songs in the market and went to the Ahero church where CAM was doing an orphan parcel distribution. The Hillcrest group had helped put some parcel's together, and we wanted them to be able to see how the distribution goes. We had invited our youth from Kisumu to join us for the day. Here they are waiting for more orphans and Guardians to come.

The Hillcrest Group sang several songs and acted out a Bible Story. 

Jacob (from Lela) is translating.

The Hillcrest group treated us with a very good supper Monday night. They were a blessing to us!

They were so kind to us. They painted, chipped in and helped in different ways.  They walked with us in our journey of life in Kenya.

Random Shot...

Rhoda, Clarissa, Carolyn, Elliot, and Stacy. Rhoda and Carolyn are our school teachers.

Yum yum Ice Cream - Who cares if it does make a mess??

Rabuor Choir singing at one of the Rabuor member's, (Penina), funeral. 

Wayne preached.

Several photo's to show the way the casket is lowered.....

Unfortunately one of the men stepped on top of the casket to get out and the top broke. You can see a little bit of it. They do not put the casket in a black box before lowering it.

We had a n interesting visitor at church... a goat who seemed to be separated from its mother. It baaaed  numerous times! Ask Tiffany how the goat does!!

Missionaries also relax in their houses!!

God bless your week!!