First week back in Kenya and God is already breaking my heart again. Sometimes I feel like things don’t phase me as much any more because of all of the heartbreaking things that I see on a daily basis. Then there are days when everything seems like its going to be normal, then we walk […]
Today we got a call from Grace’s brother Bodi and he told us that she had passed away early this morning. It heartbreaking, but God has a plan for everything and Grace is finally in a place where she is out of pain. I am glad that Grace got to spend her last few weeks […]
Sorry for the long gap in posts, I was having a little bit of internet difficulties. We had a bit of a busy week, so here are some stories and pictures! Brian’s home again! Praise God for his quick recovery. The doctors still don’t know exactly what happened that made him have such a high […]
It’s been a week of ups and downs with Brian. Up until late last night he seemed like he was making a nice recovery. I went to check and see how things were going yesterday and he was smiling, happy and talking. Then this morning I got a call and went down to the house […]
Thank you all for your prayers. It is amazing what God can do when we take the time to remember to ask him. Brian is doing much better than he was yesterday. The first night he stayed at the hospital was with his father, who the nurses told me doesn’t quite know how to handle […]
Grace I blogged a little about Grace last week. She lives in Kipsongo slum, is HIV+, has TB, is only eighteen and has no one to take proper care of her. She has been unable to walk for two months because she is so weak and she can barely talk. She is literally skin […]
I’ve blogged about Sammy before. He used to live near Lucy and Selina in Shimo la Tewa slum. I first met him this summer we saw how skinny and malnourished he was so we had been bringing him Plumpy Nut to help him get to a healthy weight. Sammy in the summer with a face […]
It’s been a busy week and I haven’t been to town for a while. So when I went today, I asked one of the other boys who live on the street where Ambrose was. He told us that he had gone home and left the streets. We were happy to hear […]
