Mission Trips – Page 5

We Are Becoming Kenya

Post author:Kim Smith (Mama Sundi)
Post published:June 24, 2011
Post category:Blog / June 2011 / Mission Trips
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Hello! Today. Was. Awesome. Ok everyday is awesome. The team split, half went to Soweto to be with the children and staff of Provision Academy, and the other half went…

Team Kenya:

Post author:Kim Smith (Mama Sundi)
Post published:June 24, 2011
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We all arrived safely, are feeling well and are sleeping soundly (finally!). We all agreed that our first day, spent with the orphans at Happy Life Orphanage and the kids…

The conference was a big success!

Post author:Kim Smith (Mama Sundi)
Post published:June 24, 2011
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We had hoped for 30 people to attend, prepared for 60 but had over 100 people come on Thursday, June 23, 2011 to the Orphan's Summit in Nairobi, Kenya. We…

The June Team Departs for Kenya

Post author:admin
Post published:June 20, 2011
Post category:Blog / June 2011 / Mission Trips
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Our June Team is headed to Kenya. They leave for the airport today carrying 1000lbs. of gear and donations to the kids in Soweto. Their bags are full of Bibles,…

Most vs. Least

Post author:Michelle
Post published:June 17, 2011
Post category:Blog / May 2011 / Mission Trips
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I've had this blog written for a few weeks. I wrote it around 5am one morning in Kenya when I had given up fighting my body clock. We had so many…

How Do You Learn?

Post author:Michelle
Post published:June 6, 2011
Post category:Blog / May 2011
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Have you ever wondered how you learn something? I hadn't, until Friday. Think about learning about a forest. You see pictures, you hear your teacher describe it. You've never seen…

A day in the life

Post author:Michelle
Post published:June 1, 2011
Post category:Blog / May 2011 / Mission Trips
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Six women, a ton of bags Three in the morning, oh the jet lag Step in the shower, embrace the cold Never gets hot, despite what was told American electronics,…

How do you say “who are these kids and why are they calling me Mzungu” in Swahili?

Post author:Michelle
Post published:May 31, 2011
Post category:Blog / May 2011 / Mission Trips
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Things we learned today: (1) Tires are made better in Kenya (2) Roads are not (3) Two new non-Swahili speaking teachers should not be left alone with 4 year olds…