Tuesday, February 19, 2013

A special blog for McKenna:

Ways we tell people about Jesus:

We help them with jobs that need to be done. 

We go to church with them and preach/teach and sing! 

We do vacation Bible schools.

We play with the children and share God's love. 

We visit people at their homes and share about Jesus and pray with them. (The man in the middle gave his life to Jesus this day when we told him about God's love!) 

We have outdoor ministry times where we share the gospel. 

We tell Bible stories (this is David and Goliath) 

We pray with them to give their lives to Jesus. 

We use puppets to tell the story of how much Jesus loves us and why he died and rose again. 

We also use dramas to tell the story of God without using any words. 

We sometimes give special gifts. 

And we love the little children who have no one to love them.


These are just some of the ways we tell people about Jesus..these were some of the ways we did in Africa! 

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Kenya Episode 2: People we love!

Pastor Rhymes- Rapper and preacher. We did ministry with him quite a lot. He took us with him to a youth camp where he was scheduled to speak and we all did ministry together. 

Tito (Titus) one of our main contacts. He was with us every day and became part of the team. He can preach, sing, fill in for dramas, translate, share the gospel and more. 

My other mother! Ronda is now living in Africa and was my main contact for our trip. She helped connect us with everyone we worked with on this trip. 

Betina, our friend from Canada who now lives in Kenya. We got to encourage her and her husband a lot and help them to reach some of the street boys. 

My favorite Kenyan, John! :) Love him! 

Jonathan with Elvis, our host. 


My amazing assistant, Kevin. 

My african brothers- Noah and Newton

Moses, our excellent cook. 

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Kenya Episode 1: Food

The most common Food in Kenya: Ugali and Sukumawiki. 

Good food after a long day of ministry! (the thing that looks like a pizza slice is Chapati..it's one of my favorites!) 

Wedding reception food! We were invited to attend tho we didn't know the couple or the family for that matter. 

I got delicious fish a couple times while we were out on free days. 


A meal at the church in Katthiyoni Village

Breakfast at South B...favorite part? Mandazi (the triangle on the end) 

Final Meal...at a place called Rolf's



More to come! I am now home and can access my blog readily and will begin to post stories and more photos!