My flight to Uganda was yesterday, and I sat on my bed as I watched the time pass. If you've seen my facebook page, you know that I chose not go...
Death has a unique way of opening your eyes. When you experience the loss of a loved one close to you, even simple things like birthdays can remi...
As I’ve been becoming a bit more familiar with the country and language, I’ve been able to take some other means of transport. Of course, ...
My third trip to Pokot involved a lot of traveling! With over 20 girls sponsored by Wildfire Ministries, and the task to collect information on ...
A few weeks ago, the children of the church led the service at the church I attend with my host family in Kitale. They sang, danced, put on skit...
Meet Irene! If you've been following my blogs, you know that after going to West Pokot last year and traveling around with her as my tran...
Meet Mango. We went to the women’s conference with him as our main driver. I’ve had him before too. He makes sure the car is full of gas &...
Easter weekend and I was ready to celebrate with family. I had consciously made the decision to leave America before Easter—a holiday I lo...
Elaborate and vibrant graphics, music you can feel vibrating through your body, scandalous youtube music videos playing, the taps on the side of the v...
First, I made it to Kenya early Friday morning (their time). The flights and connections were smooth. Praise God! My friend Kelly pi...
