Sunday- church in Nairobi, afternoon planning for the week and resting
Monday- Care for Aids home visits
Tuesday- house devotion before projects, K-branch art projects, construction or kitchen help at the Children’s Center
Wednesday- Pat’s feeding program, bible study in Kibera with Power Women Group
Thursday- projects at the K-branch, then projects at the Children’s Center
Friday- caring for the babies at the baby center, visit to Village Market
Saturday- Children’s Center or visit Jikaze or hang out at home
Side note- in Kenya the power goes out…. ‘because it’s Kenya’. At anytime, anyplace (restaurants, school, at the house, in church) the power randomly goes out. It stays out usually for no more than a few minutes, but because it’s so common, no one even flinches, but just carries on with what they were doing…. ‘because it’s Kenya’.
Our volunteer group and our coordinators
Rainer painting a roof at the LCC
It was time for the one haircut of the trip, so I just tried it myself in the backyard!
We were touring a children's home last week before heading out on home visits, and they showed us where they use their cattle and make bio-gas for the cook stove in the children's home!
Rainer playing more soccer with the kids
A small clinic inside this railcar at a local church
The doctor at above clinic offering locals an alternative to the far away hospitals
Packing food for Care for Aids clients
Making whales in a paper folding lesson at the K-branch... once finished, they all wanted to draw Jonah inside
Another class showing off their whales
I helped these ladies, Veronica and Jennifer, peel about 300+ potatoes the other day
Rainer painting another roof with our volunteer friend, Dan, from New Zealand
Rainer teaching the little kids how to use the paste sticks
Rainer and Patrick's daughter, Caroline
We miss ya'll....but God is doing great things through you!
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