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Here’s some more about food! Here’s what we eat on the typical day: Bread and margarine for breakfast every single morning. Kenyans literally eat an entire loaf of bread for breakfast and when your staying at someone’s house you’re expected to do the same! On very special occasions (like twice so far) chapati and chai … More The good, the bad and the ugali
Food here at the coast is really different from other parts of Kenya, here are some things we’ve been eating from street vendors here at the coast: Plenty of coconuts! Potatoes deep fried with flour and spice “bhajias” deep fried curry potatoes with onions “Mandazis” deep fried flour, sugar and water
Today was another beautiful, hot and humid day in Mombasa! We went to Mombasa Pentecostal Church, it wasn’t the greatest service but we met up with Racheal there and went into town to try and find some lunch, which was a lot more complicated than it sounds. We first were looking for a place to … More Another great day on the coast!
After graduating and saying goodbye to our classmates, our backpacking adventure across East Africa has officially begun! We left on friday from the base and took a bus all day to the coastal town of Nyali outside of Mombasa. We are staying with Hebron’s family here to just relax for a few days after a … More Our backpacking adventure begins!
Here are some pictures taken in Nyangaita, West Pokot. There are about 20,000 Pokot people who call Nyangaita home. There is one small school of about 50 students, one small borehole and one church with only four members in the entire area. Drinking and alcoholism, water shortages, lack of education, tribal warfare, cattle wrestling and … More West Pokot
Dear praying friends, I am pleased to say that the October DTS ended victoriously, as they praised God through all times, challenges included. As we say in YWAM we wish “to know God and make Him known,” and we believe that we fulfilled that call, taking the gospel all over Kenya, from the east to … More Joram’s Monthly Newsletter
We arrived back at the base from outreach on Monday and officially graduated from DTS this afternoon. Five months went by so fast and have been the single most life-changing months of my life thus far. After living in close quarters for the past five months it will be hard to say goodbye, but we … More Back at Base and Graduated!!
We are in West Pokot and all is going well! It is alot like the video posted earlier. We sleep under the stars and spend most of our time by the water well trying to help people get water and trying to talk! Most people speak Pokot, so everything is translated to Swahili and then … More We are in West Pokot
Masia Mara is a national game reserve in south-western Kenya which basically the northern part of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. It is named after the Masai people. It is famous for its exceptional population of Big Cats, and the annual migration of zebra, Thomson’s gazelle, and wildebeest from the Serengeti. Here are some … More Trip to Masia Mara
We leave January 16th for a several week outreach in Pokot. Here is a video made by the last YWAM team that traveled to Pokot to give you an idea of what we will be doing.
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