Hi Deb! I love reading your blog and seeing your pictures. Sometimes (as this time) I see a place I've visited -- for instance, I too have a photo of your Nairobi National Park "many shades of green" overlook -- I was struck by the same beauty when I visited there in 2004. It is wonderful to travel with you around the country and to get to know your friends and ministry. You didn't say, but I wonder what is happening in the internal displacement camps now. Are people beginning to go back home? or back to their upcountry folks? Blessings and prayers for your ministry, Maxine in Seattle
Hey Deb, that was nice reading your stories and experiences around the country.Wished I could be in that park with you guys! So beautiful is the country just as beautiful as when I left it,so inspiring is God's creation.I am afraid though that the people are no longer the same after the political turmoil. It was funny the treatment you got from the hotel attendant,I feel a bite when some one tells me the same,I wonder if someone keeps on repeating it how I can treat him.Sorry for that instance. I pray that the Lord may continue to shine on you Jean claude N,Gatineau (Canada)
Everytime I read your blog I am amazed,strengthened and challenged. Your stories, and words of encouragement are always timely. I pray that the friendship,love,care, and hope that you are giving in Kenya would be Multiplied back to you 1000 times over. David & J'Shcarla Adkins San Antonio, TX.
Aren't the many different shades of green
Another shot of the Ngong Hills
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Awesome pictures and stories. Thanks! Still amazes me that all of that in the park was just "over the fence" from home! Miss ya!
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Hi Deb! I love reading your blog and seeing your pictures. Sometimes (as this time) I see a place I've visited -- for instance, I too have a photo of your Nairobi National Park "many shades of green" overlook -- I was struck by the same beauty when I visited there in 2004. It is wonderful to travel with you around the country and to get to know your friends and ministry. You didn't say, but I wonder what is happening in the internal displacement camps now. Are people beginning to go back home? or back to their upcountry folks? Blessings and prayers for your ministry, Maxine in Seattle
Hey Deb, that was nice reading your stories and experiences around the country.Wished I could be in that park with you guys! So beautiful is the country just as beautiful as when I left it,so inspiring is God's creation.I am afraid though that the people are no longer the same after the political turmoil.
It was funny the treatment you got from the hotel attendant,I feel a bite when some one tells me the same,I wonder if someone keeps on repeating it how I can treat him.Sorry for that instance.
I pray that the Lord may continue to shine on you
Jean claude N,Gatineau (Canada)
Deb-
Everytime I read your blog I am amazed,strengthened and challenged.
Your stories, and words of encouragement are always timely.
I pray that the friendship,love,care, and hope that you are giving in Kenya would be Multiplied back to you 1000 times over.
David & J'Shcarla Adkins
San Antonio, TX.
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