The team is doing well, the kids are great, and projects going as planned. This place is in need of rain, badly. The well is producing just enough for our needs and we thank God for that. The kids start school next week and we are enjoying having them with us.
here are some photos of the kids, projects, and…..
Four of us, Jon, Emily, Rick, and myself are in route to the Stream of Hope Home in Byasi, Uganda. This is Jon’s 3rd trip and first for his daughter Emily as well as for Rick. The team will be together for two weeks then all return except I will stay an additional two weeks. Between us we have nearly 700 pounds of stuff to bless the kids with and complete our projects. We will arrive there Saturday afternoon.
We are bringing over 1000′ of heavy wire, 4 electrical boxes, security lights for outside, lights for inside of the new girls dorm, a fan for the kitchen, a folding aluminum ladder, plumbing valves for water collection, tools, books and toys for the kids, a laptop and 20 solar powered audio Bibles for the Teso ministry, and a keyboard for the church at SOH. We have a lot planned and look forward to being with the kids and staff.
Pastor Paul’s prayer request is for rain. It has not done so in months, even though it is the time for rain. The well there I see not functioning because of the drought.
Emily, Jon, Rick, Bob, and 700 pounds of luggage
3 different waves of 11 of us arrived well in Kenya almost 2 weeks ago. I haven’t been able to post much but I’ll catch up on the great things that have been going on.
Today we completed a major project….playground for the Lord’s Servants Academy. We brought some metal bending equipment with us and after a week of welding, concrete, and assembly, we opened the playground to an eager crowd. The approval rating was high. This is the only playground for miles…and the best I have seen. It is for the LSA kids but is open to all kids in the community after school.
Summary of the trip accomplishments….We got a number of projects and upgrades completed even though our team was 2 and a lot was happening plus a lot of minor repairs. The kids were out of school all week and enjoyed our attention. Thank you for your prayers and support. Here are some….
Drinking water storage tank for the community.
3 additional solar panels and newsstands, wiring, and inverters eliminating power shortages.
Improved water distribution site.
Casey’s murals
Concrete floor for the shelter.
Stream of Hope Home – Bwasi, Uganda
After 10 days at Stream of Hope Home we traveled to Kenya and spent 2 nights with a ministry evangelizing the Teso people….a people group along the Ugandan border that is unreached in some areas and under reached in most. Sweet people.
We left 30 audio Bibles in the Ateso language and 2 solar powered projectors with the Jesus Film in Ateso, donated by Campus Crusade for Christ, to allow this group of church planters to show the Jesus Film and start Bible study cells in remote areas.
We encouraged them at one of their churches….the shade under a big mango tree…my kind of church then showed the Jesus Film to two groups.
The Asinge group of believers
Mission Servants Ministry 
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