I just arrived back from a delightful yet brief sojourn to Gainesville, GA, the official home of Adventures in Missions. Perhaps the greatest realization upon the return drive was the peculiar … Read more about Georgia Trip…
Homeward Arrival…
I am pleased to announce that the flight from Kenya to the USA progressed well and quite complete in fashion, despite its own idiosyncrasies. Upon departing from Kenya I … Read more about Homeward Arrival…
Fowl Play…
Permit me to recount one of the most tragic and horrific tales of this new 21st century. If one is weak in stomach or low in tolerance of the macabre then I would suggest saving this story … Read more about Fowl Play…
Tracks in the dust…
This past weekend signaled another trip into the far reaches of Kenya with the Adult team. Just prior to the weekend we drove into part of the interior to a place by the name … Read more about Tracks in the dust…
These Boots Were Made for Walking…
A tale of epic proportions has occurred over the last week. Let me begin as of one week ago when I joined the Ambassador team for an afternoon a few streets down from the slums. They … Read more about These Boots Were Made for Walking…
More Rat Adventures…
It has been some months since we have seen any manner of rodent here at our place in Kibera. However, this moratorium was broken on Friday as we saw the resurgence of the rat … Read more about More Rat Adventures…
After Quite Sometime…
I have been terribly poor in updating this small portion of cyberspace as to my current endeavors in the land of Kenya. However, I shall take appropriate steps to remedy this gross … Read more about After Quite Sometime…
Rebirth…
After arriving back to our place on Sunday evening, I was rather tired from the day's full schedule and the wearying return, in tow with the drunken Masai. I entered our compound and … Read more about Rebirth…
Nakuru Revisited: Part Dos
After the night of sufficient sleep, we awoke to a sunny morning there in Ronda. We walked to the pastor's house for some breakfast consisting of plenty of tea and some buttered bread (a … Read more about Nakuru Revisited: Part Dos
