Monday, February 4, 2008
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Turkana House, northwestern Kenya
A typical Turkana home in the northwestern part of Kenya. In his itinerant preaching, Wayland Baptist University Kenya student James Ikimat, stays in this home.Turkana Church Fellowship
A church fellowship meeting at a Turkana church in northwestern Kenya. One of our Wayland Baptist University Kenya students, James Ikimat, planted this church, and is pastoring it presently.
Turkana Church, northwestern Kenya
Wayland Baptist University Kenya student James Ikimat poses with one of his congregations. James and his congregation are of the Turkana tribe, a nomadic and pastoralist tribe in the northwestern part of Kenya.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Friday, January 25, 2008
Ndumo, a displaced boy in the Red Cross Camp
Ndumo is a young boy from the Western Province of Kenya. Unlike the girl in the royal blue silk dress who enjoys beating men on the legs with a stick, this young fellow prefers to watch wazungu (white men) with big, brown eyes.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Joyce, the church worker, and Rick
Joyce, a church worker from the Western Province of Kenya, stands with Rick. Joyce is a displaced person in this Red Cross camp. Joyce is a minister in her church near the town of Eldoret, where another church was burned recently.
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