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| A dignified and beautiful Turkana woman. |
Missions of Hope: Last Update From Turkana: Hello friends, This is my last update about the Turkana relief effort. We had a great time in Turkana serving the people there with our l...
A Changing Sky ~ November 21, 2024
Hello friends and fellow bloggers, I hope you've all had a great week. I've had a very busy one but a good one. The week presented...
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This is a lovely gospel song sung in Swahili and has special meaning for me. It is special because on my first trip to Kenya a gr...
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"Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are the window through which you must see the world." -- GEORGE BERNARD SHAW Cli... -
Hi friends, It's been incredibly hot here. Yesterday on the news they said it was the hottest day of the summer so far. But I went out...
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A wonderful portrait of a proud woman.
Thank you, Sivinden. I thought this was a fantastic photo taken by my friend Jonah who is taking food aid to this woman and her people. I hope you will read about it at the link provided ;-) Wonderful weekend to you!
I read your post and the linked one with a lot of joy. I know that the area is a violent one, often between the Turkana and the Pokot. I pray that peace comes to the region and that God blesses all the efforts that are made to help these dear people towards a more peaceful and prosperous life.
I LOVE this photo!!! I've always love the Masai but as a child they were a bit scary!
As to what I said on Linda's site: it is just in the thought stages so no where near definite now. There is actually someone running the program now but he needs a lot of direction so.....we will see...and pray...
It takes special people to take the time to do the work. Bless you :)
Hi Penny! I was just over at Neil Lawrence's Blog and saw you had been there. Neil and Jennifer have opened a facebook page and by reading their notes you can get an up-date. Recently he had a very bad thing happen where he lost his vision totally for a short while. He is now in Asheville, North Carolina, receiving treatment, but still has a long way to go to recover fully. I would appreciate your prayers for his eyes.
Wonderful and inspiring photo.
You are doing such important work!
thanks penny, I hope your well. :) Martine
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