Hi folks,
Sorry for the lack of posts we didn't have access to t'internet for the last couple of days and today we are struggling to get photos up so I'm afraid it's text only today.
Monday we had a great time inKamwaura visiting the school. It has grown significantly since I was here in 2007. Over 200 pupils working hard and being incredibly well behaved.
School starts at 7am and finishes at 5pm! Poor teachers!!!
Simon has disappeared to buy a load of electrical women's and tomorrow he starts wiring up the new computer suite at the school. He has a deadline of Monday to have it finished by and has been given two men to work with.
Yesterday we visited the medical centre and Kellie has gone up to Dundori today to work with Gideon in the clinic. Kellie sends her love to Raymond and says sory she's not had chance to add her own message.
The yesterday the clinic was quite quiet butbKellie worked with Gideon with some
Consultations.
Daniel and Fennieh are looking after us very well and they are very caring towards us.
Yesterday I spoke at a bible study in Dundori and today am leading a lunchtime meeting and an evening bible study in Molo and Lanet.
consultations
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Sunday, 4 November 2012
Plans for Monday
Hi Folks,
Everything going well out here. Fennih and Daniel are looking after us very well. Kenya has changed a lot since I was last here in 2007. The roads ore significantly better and there has been a lot of investment in building and general infrastructure.
The people are really friendly and it was great to be with the church in Dundori yesterday. Lively and vibrant would be an understatement!!
Today we are off to Kamwaura to visit the school and meet the children and staff. We've brought some equipment for the school including pens, pencils, books footballs etc!
Nakuru has had a lot of rain and the lake in the national park is seriously full to the extent that the flamingos are no longer around the shore and have flown to Bogoria in the north.
Tomorrow we head off to Dundori to visit the medical center where Kellie will be spending most of her time working with staff and patients.
Hope you are all well back home.
Please feel free to add comments to the blog it's great to be able to here from our friends and family back home.
Be good,
Geoff.
Everything going well out here. Fennih and Daniel are looking after us very well. Kenya has changed a lot since I was last here in 2007. The roads ore significantly better and there has been a lot of investment in building and general infrastructure.
The people are really friendly and it was great to be with the church in Dundori yesterday. Lively and vibrant would be an understatement!!
Today we are off to Kamwaura to visit the school and meet the children and staff. We've brought some equipment for the school including pens, pencils, books footballs etc!
Nakuru has had a lot of rain and the lake in the national park is seriously full to the extent that the flamingos are no longer around the shore and have flown to Bogoria in the north.
Tomorrow we head off to Dundori to visit the medical center where Kellie will be spending most of her time working with staff and patients.
Hope you are all well back home.
Please feel free to add comments to the blog it's great to be able to here from our friends and family back home.
Be good,
Geoff.
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
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
Saturday, 27 October 2012
Introduction to Nakuru ....
Nakuru has a population of approximatley 300,000 people. It lies 160km to the north west of Nairobi and is the fourth largest town in Kenya.
The town is a busy commercial centre and is particularly known for its National Park and the abundance of flamingoes that surround the edges of Lake Nakuru.
Molo Feeding Program
The Church in Molo has recognised a significant need in the local community to feed and educate local children who are either living on the street or have significant relational issues at home. With this in mind, over the years it has sort to feed and provide basic education opportunities for those young people who may be falling through the cracks of society.
Led by Pastor Leonard and his wife Mary the Church in Molo is seeking to feed significant numbers of children in the town and in the surrounding rural area. They have built a kitchen facility at the back of the church to assist them in fulfilling their calling to reach out to the vulnerable and poor.
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