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   On May 6, 2018 Thomas Amata was ordained bishop at the CBF Rabuor church. Since the cooks were from Lela, it was decided that Lela would cancel its service and the Lela members could attend the Rabuor services. Bishop ordination for Thomas Amata after lunch. Wayne is asking questions with Matthews from Nakuru assisting with translating. Rabuor communion service in the morning Bishop Wayne The ordination service in the afternoon The kitchen is where much food was cooked. The cooks from the Lela church did an excellent job! Elizabeth, Joice, Maureen from the Lela Church Chicken in the kitchen! Are you cooks really ready for the long lines?? Wayne filling cups Joe Kuepfer from Nukuru, Tobias Ajuma, John Omondi from the Ahero church Jacob, Peter, Maurice from Lela. They were needing to discuss an injury a widow from church had while going to Ahero. A number of the Nakuru churches were repr...

  Dear Friends,   Greetings from Kenya.   We apologize for our time of silence. We have had many things going such as having family coming to visit and also a difficult round of malaria that required hospitalization for myself. We are thankful for the recovery from malaria. I tested positive while Jeremy's were here, took the medication, and less than two weeks later tested positive again and started on another kind of medication that was not knocking the malaria out. A trip to the hospital resulted in staying there two nights, many tests, and heavy antibiotics. Unfortunately, they did not treat for malaria, and several days after the antibiotics finished, I tested positive again. Intravenous malaria medication helped. My last blood test showed malaria was absent and the blood levels were good. Thank-you for your prayers!   Kenya has experienced much flooding this rainy season that has brought hardship to many people. It is difficult when the houses and crops are...