Headed Home!

Talked to Stan and he's in Amsterdam. He'll be here tomorrow! YEA!!!
He says he's been relaxing the last couple of days. He's been "on vacation". He'll get share some pictures in the next couple of days after he gets adjusted to being back home. Thanks for all your prayers.

Last Day in Matete

Sunday - We had a good time at Pastor moses's church today. Dave and I decided we would go there instead of traveling with Frank to Amagoro and going to church with Pastor Mike. That is at least a 45 min. trip each way and this was the last day we could spend with Pastor Moses  and his wife Judith, also the sign/tee shirt crew.

Leaving Matete monday morning, heading back south. We will go over the equator (9000) and drop down into the Rift valley and than climb back up the mountain on the other side and go to Kilgoris where the Masai Mara game park is.

The photo of Two bob and his family was taken with Dave and I after church. The baby was not real happy to be held by a muzungu, Dave said she would have nightmares that night.

 The photo of the crew is from the left,"Two bob" Benson," Crazy mazungu", Dave johnson "Super fundy" and "Computer" Collins.
We had a meal Sunday evening and dedicated everyone with their Kenyan names. I can't imagine who started giving out "special names :)



 

Having a good trip!

Town traffic, cars 2 way and mix in pedestrians!

Stan in his Funky Iguana shirt, Valley View R.C. cap!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Man of few words sends more pictures.

For more pictures of Stan & the guys in Kenya visit:

http://www.agapekenya.org/resources/api-blog/latest.html (click on link)

Had some down time to sit and visit with Judith and Angella










After a long process, the bricks are done, will be used to make an office for the sign business.

 

Challenges

Today they found that the heat press had stopped working and a replacement will cost about five times what Stan paid for the one he brought. Without the press they will not be able to print t-shirts.

Dave took it apart and found the heat coil was cracked (baggage handlers?) Frank and Dave went to Eldoret, which is the nearby large city to find the part. The had a friend from the bible collage show them all the parts stores. They could not find it because it is "too new" for Kenya. The friend said they would not even find it in Nairobi. We can buy one in the states and ship it or have someone from the medical team bring it in April. We have one more possibility, which is I (stan) am in contact with my student Kim from 2013 in Kitui. He might be an assist.

Dave Johnson "Super Fundy"  (mechanic, fix all man in Kenya) trying to find out why the heat press stopped working.

Pastor Moses supervising the firing of the bricks.

Pictures have arrived!!!

Stan is still very busy and also doesn't have the best internet but he sent some pictures for me to post.


Dinner in Nairobi

The man, Dave and Pastor Mike at the Equator
Looks like they could use a better sign.

Visiting Pastor Shadrack and family-roughing it food wise:)-

Pastor Moses's brick oven, which will be used to make the business office

Gift giving time with Pastor Moses and wife, Judith.

Day One of Training

Ditch being dug to run electricity from the church to the home. 

 Special thanks to all that donated and helped make the electricity to the church and now to the home



Stan training with Pastor Moses, Benson and Collins.
 

 

So Dave tells Stan that since he's such an agitator, he should make a shirt that says

"Have Stick will Stir" so Stan takes his advice.

Update

Although Stan has not posted, that does not seem to be the case for Pastor Mike. Check out news & pictures of Stan at http://www.agapekenya.org/resources/api-blog/latest.html

Coming soon!

After several delays, Stan arrived safely in Nairobi on Thursday evening. He has been on the go ever since. I talked to him this morning, which was evening there. They are in Matete and will be headed to Pastor Moses' church in the morning. He's tired but glad to have reached his destination. He said he will send pictures soon so stand by.