(For the best English translation, try opening this page with the Google Chrome browser and hit the „Translate“ button) Habari means „message“ or „What’s up?“ in Swahili. From generation to generation – Stop or Go (on) I look around: fifteen women in colorful dresses, some veiled, are singing loudly and with a joyful spirit. In […]
Warm greetings from chilly Kijabe! We've undertaken some exciting journeys over the past few months. We'd like to tell you about our encounter with the Yao people in Mozambique and a courageous doctor from South Sudan. In April, Lisa accompanied a friend to Mozambique for workshops on "contextualized worship" and "healing through the arts." The Yao […]
Dear friends, in this letter we would like to share another glimpse into our life and work in Kenya. David has launched some exciting projects in neighboring countries, and Lisa's highlight was the Soul Care Retreats at the beginning of the year. Banda Health: At the start of the year, the first BANDA conference took place, bringing together clinic staff from all over Kenya. We had […]
I (David) was in the north of the country near the border with Ethiopia. The area is quite wild and rarely gets rain. Nevertheless, these beautiful flowers grow all year round, adding some color to the brown landscape.
Birds in the desert build their nests at the tips of branches high up in the trees to avoid predators.