Painter Family & Josh

Well we are on the last legs of our journey now. We have seen and done quite a bit, learned a lot about ourselves and what our next step should be for missions work.

Yesterday we went to view another orphanage and see what things they did differently from Ilula, which I am still more partial to how Ilula does their childrens home. The day before that, Kevin and I went to do a home visit with a man who has HIV (his name is David Kibet). He was still all smiles and thankful for what God had given him (man! I need more lessons from that guy, for sure) He has been having alot of trouble with sickness lately so be sure to pray for him these next few days that he feels better and God does a miracle for him.

I love the food here also, all types fo new stuff to try from stews to this interesting stuff called ugali (it's a cross between mashed potatoes and rice with the consistency of angel food cake, but actually it's just ground corn, like grits).

I will hopefully be able to blog at least once more before we head for Nairobi again, so thank you all for your prayers and please keep them up especially through the end of next week as we are flying, that the two little girls make the airplane trips OK, and that we make it through London/Heathrow fine, also.