New Set of Kenya Blogs Coming Soon!
Stay tuned to this site. In a few days the 2016 team of Service-Learning students will be arriving in Kenya and they'll be blogging about their trip.
Rachel “Wambui” Fox
The first time a few other members of the Kenya team and I ventured down the road from the Daraja House, we were followed by a giggling group of young children. They trailed a ways behind us for a short while before they built up the courage to come closer. Soon they left all hesitation behind and ran on ahead of us. They bounded quickly over rough spots in the road while we wazungu (white people) continued slowly and carefully. Several questions ran through my mind as we continued along the path. This was definitely not the first instance where random children accompanied us on our journeys, so I began to wonder why so many parents allowed their children to run wild with people they did not even know. Were the parents of these children too busy to watch their kids? Were they unaware of what their children were doing? Or were they just super-trusting of white people?
When we came upon a waterfall, we stopped to admire it for a bit and take pictures. Dr. Dixon marveled at how much the r…
When we came upon a waterfall, we stopped to admire it for a bit and take pictures. Dr. Dixon marveled at how much the r…
Praying for the group.....looks like the plane landed, hope everyone is getting some much needed rest today!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much to all of the bloggers so far. What amazing stories and adventures! We love reading your perception on the days you are there.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you all and keep up the fantastic work! Blogging and otherwise ;-)
These posts are a blessing to read. May God continue to work through you and those you are serving! Prayers sent daily for your team.
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