And we're back...
After a visit 12 hours short of two weeks in the States, we're back in Najile. Despite our escapades in London (which continue as BA refuses to refund the majority of our rebooked flight) we had a wonderful time home. Some highlights included (and we'll stick with the "twins" theme...)
Two baby showers which really exemplified how generous our friends and family are
Two wonderful evenings with friends in Delaware
Two days together with Kistler family
Two games of Settlers of Catan at the Hackman's
Two shopping excursions for baby paraphernalia
Two days of Wagner family time
Two (hundred) pounds of luggage
The continued growth and health of our two eggplant-sized children
Happy New Year! Its good to be back in Kenya
For the next three years we will be working for Mennonite Central Committee in Najile, Kenya. We will be collaborating with the Maasai people in developing food security (which means working to limit vulnerability to famine due to drought) and HIV/AIDS prevention and support for those affected by the disease. Steph has also started teaching again in the local primary school. Join us as we continue the adventure of following Christ around the world.
MAASAI PROVERB
"Menya EnkAi enanya tungani"
God doesn't eat the way people eat.
Meaning:
God's ways are higher than our ways.
God doesn't eat the way people eat.
Meaning:
God's ways are higher than our ways.
Keep up on what's happening!
Where in the World Are the Kistlers
Now we know where we are!
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