I (Jeremy) thought I could you give a flavor of what a day is like here on the mission field. The events of the day happened because I have adopted a philosophy that people are the currency in God’s economy. In other words, people are the most important thing. Thus, you must focus on being … Continue reading A typical day
A new home
This week is a video blog. This is a video where I give you a tour of our new home in Kenya. Enjoy. https://vimeo.com/232535904
And her name will be….
Anastasia Louise Hazel We are happy to share with everyone what our daughter’s name will be. Like most of the names in the Bible, her name has an origin and means something. Anastasia means resurrection. And Louise means renowned warrior. So together her name means Renowned Resurrection Warrior. How did we come to this name? … Continue reading And her name will be….
Settled and Safe
Greetings from the beautiful coast of Kenya in the village of Vuga. Since our last post, we have successfully started to get settled in our new home. We have been able to rent a local car and make several runs to the supermarket for basic household items and to stock up on basic food items. … Continue reading Settled and Safe
Masai Market
We are still at language school this week. It has been a good, challenging, difficult and at times frustrating experience. The time though has laid a good foundation for us to continue to learn Kiswahili when we return to Kenya next week. We are far from becoming fluent but I learned an African Proverb this … Continue reading Masai Market
Ha3els in Africa 