"Hatua kwa Hatua" is a Kiswahili saying that translates to "Step by Step". We continue to learn about the various programs in the Mission and how they operate. We also strive to learn from the people who live here and to live as they do: with a deep sense of gratitude to God and joy in spite of the hardships and poverty that is a part of their daily lives. We have much to learn...hatua kwa hatua. The photo is of Virginia, one of many orphans enrolled in the program.

Faraha Siku ya Mama (Happy Mother's Day)! Wishing all moms everywhere a very special and blessed day. Check out the photo album for some interesting photos including a mbuzi (goat) riding a Pikipiki! Photo shown is of Adrian, a six month old mtoto (child) we took care of at one of the Water with Blessings Follow-ups.

It was another busy and interesting week at the Mission. We had Water with Blessings follow-ups, Mission Saturday with some of the orphans and we did some Spring cleaning! Each day gives one the opportunity to reflect on life here and the many blessings we take for granted living in America. The beautiful child in photo came with her Bibi (Grandmother) to a WWB follow-up. Her name is Precious and in her hand is her personal jug of chai (tea)!

"Every day is an adventure in Kenya" is said quite often by Fr. David and he is correct. This week was busy with paying school fees for the orphans, two Water with Blessing trainings, Mission Saturday, Wes driving to a village, etc. Photo is of a mama and her mtoto (child) seen on our travels this week.

Pasaka Njema (Happy Easter)! Our first week back at the mission after being gone for three months. Held a Wellness Program and Mission Saturday for the orphans, WWB follow-up sessions, and much more including the Holy Week and Easter Sunday! Photo was taken Easter morning from the porch of the Mission house.