Sopa Maasai

Monday, June 21, 2010

Sopa Maasai

Words cannot come even close to describing my experience this week with the Maasai tribe. I am sitting at an internet cafe and only have a couple of minutes to write so for now I shall let my pictures tell it all.. I leave for Western Kenya (Bungoma) tomorrow and then off to Uganda after that to raft the mighty Nile. My trip has been so life altering so far and I cannot wait to share what the Lord is doing through these people. Bye for now and God Bless.

Jonathan

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: Jonathan...I saw your parents yesterday at church...we were there visiting my dad for father's day...they are SO proud of you! I love your pics....especially the guy with the siggies shirt on!!!! I know that God is working through you to do great things....
I'm praying for you!
Chan's mom; June 21, 2010 at 2:37 PM
Anonymous said...: Looks like you are having an awesome trip. Your photography is beautiful. We had the honor of hosting African warriors at our arena last summer. It was part of a documentary of them learning things in the USA. Team roping was just one of their learning experiences here in the states. :)

Our family and the rest of the group of 35 just returned from our mission trip to Ecuador on Friday. Ecuador was beautiful and what a great experience we had to be the "hands and feet" of Jesus.
Praying for you on your travels into other areas. Be safe!
Karen; June 21, 2010 at 4:31 PM

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This summer I have been blessed to get the opportunity to travel into the mission field located in Kenya Africa. It is crazy to see how the Lord is already working through me while still in the states, and I cannot wait to see what His plans are for me when I get there. I want to thank all of my family and friends who have not only supported me financially, but have encouraged me through your prayers. I am going to try and update this blog as much possible so that you can see how God's greater plan in being achieved. I ask that you keep my team and I in your prayers for the next 11 weeks as we touch as many lives as possible. If you would like to contact me at all this summer, the camp I will be working at has an email (campstaff@brackenhurstministries.org) that they will print out everyday and give to the staff. All they ask is that you put my name on the subject line. I am really excited about this trip and cannot wait to take you along this crazy journey with me. God Bless : )

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