- Choir of 50-60, all dressed in red, no robes but red shirts, dresses.
- Choir did a 'conga -line' during one number...came down, crossed to other side and back onto platform---you had to see it!!
- Saxophone, drums, violin and piano
- Baby dedication the 3rd Sunday of every month...about 15 today
- Nearly 2500 in attendance
- No time between services so the worship team was leading us in closing song and next service in opening song at same time
- we tried to leave as another 2000 were coming in
- taxi driver could not get to us; called my cell to tell me "I can see you standing" so we walked to meet him.
- Pastor Irene ?? preached...taught on the Ark of Incense...much more applicable than the Beth Moore study!!
- we sat on hard benches with backs and were literally shoulder to shoulder...no space between
- Prayers and singing magnificent!
- Choir sang a number from So Africa so it was foreign to the Kenyans too
Lunch at Java House (a different location from yesterday) and then a walk to the Masai Market. We knew their "game" so today we were ready for them. Amber bought two things she had wanted yesterday but did her own bar-gaining.
Back to hotel and a real fiasco as we are trying to arrange transport to the game safari. It will work out but tonight, it is discouraging.
I only have a few pictures from the Memorial.
Can you tell I am getting tired of the city? I am ready to be upcountry. We still have to pack for our early flight. We need to be at the airport at 5:30 a.m. We will "hit the ground running" in Kisumu as we will tour Vihiga Secondary School at about 10 am.
We don't know if the Sosa Guesthouse has internet capabilities or not. We may be in a "quiet zone" for a few days!!
I have seen on FB that it is cold and maybe bad weather in Kokomo/Greentown. Well...maybe winter has returned!
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