Trinidad/Tobago Team - Give the Gift of a Well

The prayer has been answered. There will be no more fights and fights from rival communities for water. After the inspection of the site of the well and prayer and walking a small distance, Debbie, the young gal from Trinidad said she will extend her hand in helping this tribe to get water. It was a moving time of prayer for us, and we all thanked God in different ways: crying, praising, jumping and dancing! As you can see, the Maasai down here and there are many more. We look forward to seeing clean children and irrigation of the farms.

I must confess that I have taken 'potential' people (funders) to visit this site. People who we thought will help. But I am glad the Lord has answered us. Not through writing proposals, etc. Rather, he just sent to us HIS daughter to help us.
Praise God with us.

Beverly (center) leads prayer of praise ..Debbie on the left and Pastor Parteleu on the right

Thomas ministers to the kids

Excitement and cultural exchange

Danielle helping with candies and gifts to the kids

The site of the well

praying at the site

ministering to kids in this village

gals happy with the gift of potatoes

Thomas from Trinidad handing gifts to people here

The kids look great

Visiting the Maasai

[Caption: Maasai greeting me (far left) with a blanket]

Hello,

My trip to the Maasai 'country', in Kenya was great. We had lots of interactions with the people there and we loved it! It took us over 5 hours to travel to Narok in Maasai land and we had to work hard to see that what we wanted to achieve there was completed during our visit.

[Caption: Little boy in front of me at the garden]

[Caption: Young shepard boy. What a wonderful smile.]

Maasai country is a vast land and the people are hungry for the Word of God. We are trying to use all the means that we can: friends, colleagues, classmates and friends we have there in Maasai country, to reach out to the people with the Word of God. Please continue praying for this work and outreach to the Maasai people. Enjoy the rest of the photos.

Pastor Jonah

The Maasai & the Famine

Hello,

These are few pictures of the Maasai people that I got from a friend.

From Maasai Fight Famine

From Maasai Fight Famine

The Maasai have found ways to stay above the famine by using blood as one of their foods.

From Maasai Fight Famine

I guess this is the best way for them to run away from the food crisis hitting the country of Kenya. But I guess with all the problems with pests, raw blood might not be so good to eat.