Breakfast Club

I took some pictures at Breakfast Club yesterday.  

The kids come and line up outside our gate.  Our night guard always helps to keep them orderly and quiet.

Eric and Timothy listen to their memory work and give them a stamp on their hand when they pass.

At 6:30, they file in, wash their hands and get food from our kids...a mandazi (a donut like thing), a boiled egg and a banana.

Then they go get a cup of tea from a mama in our church who comes very early to make the tea.

Then Eric does a Bible story and lesson with them.

The other guy pictured here is our translator.

As they leave, they wash their cups on the way out.

We love our Breakfast Club time.  It reaches a wide variety of kids, many of whom are unchurched.  Please praise God with us for this time and continue to pray for this important  ministry.

December Photo Project: Day 11

Last night we had a great time putting on a compound party with the Magalas, Paige, and our family.  As usual, it was so much fun!

Jimmy and Brian

Love my littles (though they aren't so little anymore!)

After supper, we had another rousing evening of "Compound's Got Talent."  Our esteemed judges were Martin, Abu and Sammy:

 Abu doing a magic trick:

Timothy's talent of creating a flaming sword...haha!

Here are a few videos:
The first is Eric and the littles doing "Don't Take Your Guns to Town"



And this is a Swahili song that Mama Rachel, Martin, Abu and Sammy did. It's something about not being a wolf in sheep's clothing:

A Few Videos

Here are a few videos that I made this past week.  The first is a tour of what our yard looks like during our times of Open Compound...the times when we open our yard up to kids who want to come play.  On this particular day, we ended up with close to 200 kids.  The second is a short clip from our Breakfast Club.  That's when we serve breakfast and have devotions with any primary students that want to come and who are able to say their memory verse to get in the gate.  This past week we had 98 kids.  Both of these times are near and dear to our hearts and we are so thankful that God has allowed us to do this.  The third video is the video that we used on furlough in the churches that we were blessed to present in.  Many people have already seen this one, but just in case you didn't and want to...here it is!