Sara and Amanda - woke up to the sound of the Muslim call to worship and if you didn't hear that - there were the roosters. (Remember we went to bed at 3:00 a.m.)
Don - went to the medical clinic to check on Daniel and reconnected with Sera. Seeing how protective she was of one of her boys really touched him.
Justin is bent out of shape because Trent doesn't believe a word he says . . . imagine that!
Byron is sitting here wishing we all would go to bed so he could go to sleep.
Jodi - enjoyed watching the reactions of the first timers and is excited about seeing how it is already touching their lives.
Brenda - is humbled after seeing what Sera has done here and hearing Abdu and Betty's testimonies. She is also suffering a little from the heat!!!!
Sheri - was also humbled after seeing the Caring House and how the boys were so happy with so little. I knew I was very spoiled.
Dawn - had her first boda boda ride as she went to the medical clinic to check on Daniel first thing this morning - she was immersed into the Ugandan culture quickly.
Trent thought the market was hectic - the smells - well they were both good and bad. And he ate a rolex and it wasn't a watch.
All in all it has been a good and interesting day. Can it be beat? Stay tuned!
The house Sera and boys moved into 3 months ago.
The boys sang and danced for us and then quoted scripture verses.
The boys were fascinated with the newspaper we brought. 
Roxann and I so wish we could have been with you. We are living it through your descriptions here and love the pictures. We praise God for your safe travel and pray for continued protection. Praying for each of you. Dianna
ReplyDeleteThe blog is a great way for us to experience your time in Uganda. Our prayers and thoughts are with your team as you show God's love to the people. We pray for wisdom, strength, safety and health. God bless you! Love you, Dawn and all the rest.
ReplyDeleteYou guys have been busy. I cant wait to hear all about your adventure. Im sure by now you have been to church. When you have been to church in Africa you know you have been to church.
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This has to be written by Sheri. I love your outtake of all the rest of the team. Can't imagine why Trent doesn't believe a word Justin says though. What's up with that Trent? Hahaha! Isn't it amazing how quickly we are humbled by the Ugandan people and how they are so happy with so little. I pray that God will continue to work in each of your hearts and the people whom you touch from day to day. Live it and experience as much of it as you can. Before you know it, you will be headed home! Blessings, Deb Whiteneck
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