Saturday, September 26, 2009

update

hey everyone! so we have been in Kenya for 5 days, 2 days in Nairobi and 3 days in Kitale. everyone has been enjoying their time, and soaking it all in. The situation with the house and the people we are staying with in Kitale couldn't be more perfect. They are an amazing couple. Geoffrey and Helen are their names. There are many other people staying at the house as well, alot of them relitives and people working on the property.

we went to the orphanage for the first time yesterday and the responce from the kids and staff was incredable. They burst into cheers and woops, as we pulled up cause it was a suprise that we were coming that day. It was also a suprise that people around their age had come (Candice and I) it was an awsome day just getting to know the kids and joining in on their meals (all talk more about that later ;) lets just say the food is very different. At the house Helen is an amazing cook, so I know if I dont always want to eat the meals at the misssion I can at home. :P Everyone has so many stories and things we want to say, so were going to write up a blog entry on microsoft word at home, then bring the laptop to the internet cafa, where we can post past it onto here. soon I want to post my personal journal entry from Nairobi cause, I think everyone will find it quite interesting. so we will write soon. thanks for all the prayers

David

7 comments:

  1. Thanks for the update David. We've been checking the blogsite every 5 minutes or so:)
    Glad to hear your accomodation and everything are working out so well. God prepares the way.
    Love and prayers,
    Dad
    p.s. Is texting an option for you?

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  2. Glad to hear you have arrived safely. Kerry says "Watch out for food that moves." Julie says "Eat what's on your plate." :)
    Staying tuned for further updates.
    You are in our prayers.
    The Simkins

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  3. We're glad to hear that you had such a joyous reception. We received Nancy's letter and got a laugh from her name for the team as Grandma, Mom and Pop,and the kids. All of you are in our prayers. Ernie and Kathy

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  4. I'm SO glad that you refer to Geoffrey and Helen's house as HOME!!!!! You are all where God has called you to be for this time...home; in Kitale, Kenya, AFRICA....only God can orchestrate something like that:)
    I love you all, and am praying daily for you!

    Renie

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  5. Wow, Team! What a wonderful thing you are doing and V and I pray that you will be blessed and be a blessing. What a gift--Africa! God bless you all and keep you safe and happy and healthy. Much love, V&M

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  6. Awesome! I look forward to hearing all the stories :)

    God bless,Cathy

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  7. WOW, YOUR DAYS AND THE THINGS YOU DO SOUND AWESOME. IT IS QUITE AN EXPERIENCE FOR YOU ALL: THE THINGS YOU EAT AND WHERE IT COMES FROM, THE PEOPLE YOU MEET AND HOW YOU CAN SHARE WITH THEM AND MORE! THE FAIR SOUNDS VERY INTERESTING, NOW WE(C.B.C.) HAVE MEMBERS WHO RIDE CAMELS ALL OVER THE WORLD...PASTOR JACK AND KIM IN ISRAEL AND DAVID AND CANDICE IN AFRICA. TRANSPORTATION IS INTERESTING TOO.. I HAVE FORGOTTEN WHAT YOU SAID THE BICYCLES ARE CALLED AND CARS THAT GET HOME UNDER STRING POWER.!!! GOOD LUCK WITH TOMATO GROWING AND EVERYTHING. THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. ANN W.

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