More scenes in 2016

Friends,
We hope each of you are doing well! The last week has had some very busy times with visiting, meetings etc. Pray for the widows at Lela. Some are facing difficult times. There is not enough money to send some of the children to Secondary School. How is the best way to meet the needs we are faced with? We invite you to pray that God would give us wisdom in the various issues we are faced with.
God was good to us in 2016 and has promised to always be with us!
God bless your week!
-The Yoders


Tiffany having Mamma time in Nakuru on the swing that Glenda remembers holding little Lyndon and Kendra.

 
At Dr. Bonyo's office. Glenda's maternity Doctor.


We are glad their faces did not freeze at this moment!



A boy on our compound.

Kore with the orphan parcels.

Florence (right) attends the Lela Church and has recently started coming to Instruction Class. She is a very sweet girl.

A group singing at Charity's farewell.

Tiffany is busy playing.

Beauty in Kenya!

Kenyan Skies... Beautiful!

Is it empty?

Tiffany and Josephine playing.

Eunice had her baby and guess who the baby girl was named after? Glenda!

Will the day ever come that this chicken will be on this same table in a different way?? (As Food :)

Evaluating the new Lamp and Light site.

The road we need to use to come to the compound... yes, it is very rough!

Tiffany wanting to wear a veiling.

Dr. Bonyo is checking Glenda.

Elliot is here!! 2.5 KG and struggling to breath!

Our newborn son needed to have a bumpy ride soon after he was born. He is being transfered to the maternity ward.

Glenda is giving Elliot mamma time while he is in the incubator.

Glenda finally gets to hold her newborn son!!

Does that smile tell you how excited Tiffany was with the baby that Jesus gave her?


Father and Son.

Mother and Son



Sister and Brother

Tiffany still needs 'daddy time'!


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

To the equator with friends...

Image
  Hello Friends,   Greetings from the land of bright sunshine! The ROM (Reaching Out Ministries) delegation came to Kenya for a visit in the month of November. Tommy and Marji Wagler, (former missionaries), joined Duane and Emily Sommers with their children Todd and Amber. It was Duane's first trip to Africa, so it was an eye-opener for them. Their visit refreshed our spirits, and new friendships were formed. At the equator! Duane & Emily Sommers from the State of Washington This man was happy to show us how the water will swirl one way on one side of the equator and the other way on the other side, and he claimed it would not swirl when he was on the line. The price was $3. Do we truly believe the results? Hardly! This old equator sign has been marked to be destroyed because it is on the government's right of way. Our first visit was to Jacob's dala. Jacob joined us as a translator for several hours.  Charles and Pamela's da...
Read more

Special Visitors...

Image
  Dear Ones,   Greetings from our side of the world! January 2017 is history. We had much packed into the month. We had some very special visitors. Dad and Mom Bender,along with our brother, Davy, were a blessing to us. The excitement level was running high. Our special visitors had arrived in Kisumu on this plane. The sun was rising on a good day. Dad enjoying the first visit to CBF Lela where two of his daughters are members. He had instant respect, because in this culture, gray hair is honorable. Davy seemed to enjoy his visit to Kenya. He brought lots of laughter with him. Tiffany loves to hold baby Glenda. Dad and Mom blessed the ladies at Lela with donated dresses from our church at home. The Lela ladies are very happy with their new dresses. May God bless the givers!  It is special to see my friends' dresses at church in Africa! Mom with baby Glenda At Bible Study... Dad thought he was not hungry!! He mun...
Read more

Vincent Bonde's Burial

Image
  Dear Friends,   Welcome to our Kenyan Journey!   Between busy schedules, no electric, no internet, taking care of the children, etc., it seems the blogs do not happen as frequently as they should.   The burial for Vincent Bonde was held 8 December at his dala, which is the custom of Luo people. Vincent was blessed with around 90 years which is remarkable in any country but especially in Kenya. He remembered the days before the exchange of money, and he said that money brought problems. He spoke of the good ol' days when there was plenty of food. He seldom attended church since we have been in Kenya, due to his age and physical difficulty. He was a very gracious man who was basically blind. He loved the Lord and the Word of God. His family was very easy to work with during the time of the burial. Although he was the only one of the family that was a member of the Lela church, we felt and still feel welcome there and have made friends.   Unfortunately, the w...
Read more