Off to Kenya

Sunday 4 November 2012

Hello all!

We arrived safely in Nakuru on Saturday and have been welcomed by everyone we have met. Even though we were quite tired after our flight, we couldn't sleep on our Matatu journey to Nakuru because of all the amazing sights including the Great Rift Valley (a personal favourite) and all the wildlife around. We visited Dundori Church yesterday and joined them for their lively service of worship and praise for all that is good. Many people came forward to offer their thanks for what God has given them which was very inspiring and moving. Our hosts have been taking great care of us, providing for all our needs - especially in feeding us well!

God Bless, Fran

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Unknown6 November 2012 at 13:22
Good to hear you all arrived ok, we are back home now. Would you like us to post photos of flamingoes - we have loads at the zoo! ;)
Looking forward to seeing photos of Great Rift Valley though it sounds like they won't do it justice. Have fun everybody and be really blessed.
Dave
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Plume Avenue Church6 November 2012 at 23:27
Glad to hear you are back, did the cat survive? The flamingos have gone elsewhere due to the lake being very full so we may not get to see them but are hoping to see other animals on Saturday - maybe good weather for hippos? Very warm today so trying not to get sunburnt - might get mistaken for flamingo otherwise!! Love to everyone back home, FYI I have no mobile so don't expect a response to texts :)
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My name is Simon Andrews. I have worked as an electrician for 23 years and am self employed/ work for myself. I am married with 2 children aged 18 & 20.

I offered to go to Kenya to help with any gifts that I may have. As it happens there is plenty of electrical work to do so I should be kept busy. I am looking forward to being able to help in a community that is in need and to be able to offer my experience in work to facilitate a better future for the area in what small way I can.

I enjoy relaxing with an iPod and bar of chocolate or enjoy being creative with photos or film.

Hi my name is Kellie, I am married to Raymond and I am mum to Gemma, Charlotte Jaime & Liam. I am also Nanny Norris to my six month old grandson Rowan. I have been a nurse all my working life, my focus for the last few years has been Primary care and community services. I am really keen to see how the church projects, particularly the Dundori health centre support their local communities and to see if there is anything I can do to help with this invaluble work.

I really enjoy working with young people and in my spare time I am the Group scout leader for the 34th scout group in Colchester, I am also the chair of Trustees for a local charity, Homestart Colchester.