So here is a story that I'd like to share with you...
Cross Current Ministries gave me some money to help the IDP Camp. This money allowed us to help an elder in the church cultivate and plant on his farmer. We also bought some chickens.
-One of those said chickens. When I held it, I was crapped on. Oh joy!
We also found two families that had need. Neal had developed a friendship with Francis, and his three siblings, so they were an obvious choice. His family had been needing a table.
-Neal's great with kids.
I decided to help Naomi. She had been needing a bed for her two youngest because when it rains, they are on the floor and have both gotten pneumonia about three times in 2010 because of this.
-The bed was for Mumbi and her brother.
After everything was made, we needed to get it down the hill. Luckily the carpenter said he could take us to the camp. We didn't expect that he was going to drive us in his classic car. That's right, a 1957-58 Peugeot. No seat-belts, asbestos under the upholstery, cracked windshield. Awesome. Then again,
TIA.
-Check this classic out.
First stop we went to Naomi's and she was thrilled. Her 80-year-old grandmother was there and she started tearing-up. This same grandmother began lifting everything off the top of the vehicle. She was strong woman, she pretty much wouldn't let Neal or I carry anything.
-Naomi's on the left. So happy we could bless their family and help decrease illness for her children.
We then headed to Francis' home. Sadly, he was at school, but his dad was there and this coffee table made his day. He was so happy he hugged Neal and actually picked him up off the ground (I didn't get a photo or video of this).
-The new coffee table being put to good use.
On our way back up the hill, we got stuck on a rock in the middle of the road. Actually, the rear axel of the car hit it so hard, that Neal and I almost landed in the front seat along with Vicki and our driver. Of course, we had to lift the car up in order to remove the lodged stone. With the help of four Kenyans, we picked up the car.
This concluded our two hour Christmas deliver to the IDP on our final day in Kenya. Great final memory from our time in Kenya.
