JoeAllen and Glenda's stories

  Dear Friends,   Greetings form Kenya!   Lela church hosted the CBF Rabuor Choir and pastor Thomas Amata. This was a blessing for the church and provided an opportunity for people to share in various ways to make Rabuor feel welcome.   Be blessed on your journey with God!   Mary Ajode preparing food. It took much work and the ladies were happy to assist with cooking! The Choir The choir enjoying the good food! Jacob Andawa. He is a Needs Committee Member at the Lela Church. The crew that is ready to go home! Oops.... That's approximately  $40,000 overload fees. How about the sugar cane truck. Is he in danger?

  Friends,   We hope you are experiencing the blessings of God. God blessed Elliot with life and we celebrated his first birthday. He was born early in Kenya, due to complications and weighed 2.5 kg. He is a blessing to us and our desire is to teach him the way of God. Also included in the pictures are pictures when he was still in the hospital....   May you walk with God! If you get tired... you may need to rest!

  Friends,   Too much time elapsed since the last blog update. As they would say in Kenya, "More pictures are on the way coming." Who knows when that will be! We invite you on a photo journey of Lela church's first burial. Wellington Rachuonyo was an elderly man that was confused at the end of his life. He died on July 7th and the burial was on the 22nd. This time frame is fairly common with the Luos. The body is kept in cold storage to allow the clan time to arrange for the burial. Thank you for your prayers on our behalf. A number of church members and attendees went to the home to sing and pray on the Sunday after his death. We prayed over the place where the grave would be dug, and I had the opportunity to mark off the spot. Leaving on that first Sunday after his death The homestead or 'Dala' Tiffany Church ladies with his wife Benter, (seated with light blue dress). The church had a time of sharing at the dala, Wed. before buria...