Africa Expedition 2025
August 3rd, 2025
Today’s update may be a short one…Overall today was fairly uneventful. We woke up a bit later than normal, took our usual breakfast at the hotel and soon we were off to Nairobi. Nothing much happened as we drove through the countryside of Kenya. It was a blessing that George was able to find a mechanic to fix the van that was having some issues with the turbo, but with a little “DW 40” we were off...
Africa Expedition 2025
August 2nd, 2025
Today started early for us. Even though it was a tourist day, it was not a rest day. 5:00 am alarm that didn’t wake me up, because I was already awake. Checking on things back home and having our good friend fix my technical issues with the app and these updates…But Adam came through in a big way for us and in no time it was up and running, like a giraffe from a lion, or what ever they say.Soon I...
Africa Expedition 2025
August 1st, 2025
We may be out of place tonight as we lay down to sleep in warm beds. For one night each trip we find ourselves as tourist in a game camp. This is a place we have been several times in the past but this is the first time our beds had a hot water bottle companion as we returned from supper. Some might even call it a whoopee cushion full of water…I’ll let you guess who that was!We had a great final m...
Africa Expedition 2025
July 31st, 2025
The wind howls through the hallways of our hotel each night. Almost an eerie sound sometimes when it hits the clay tiles and has a low pitch whistle. To me it is a peaceful and welcomed sound that helps to cover the constant clanging of dishes and silverware that they seem to wash all night long. Sometimes it’s covering up the sound of the plastic chairs being dragged around the rough cement floor...
Africa Expedition 2025
July 30th, 2025
Howdy from George…George thinks howdy is official Texan language, so he likes to use it for us…of course with his accent its doesn’t sound very authentic.We had a very, good, successful day of ministry. We started the morning late, as usual, but were able to go do a bit of door to door evangelism. While I might not say it was as productive as we might have hoped, it brought about much needed oppor...