This week we performed at Jack Keaton’s BBQ & Grill in Regina. Enter customer: Dinner time… oh wait, who are these folks in red clothes and heavy jewellery singing and jumping sky high in the corner? Should …
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We announced this event as a campfire with traditional Maasai (Masai) dancing, but should have introduced it as an Umbrella Party!
We decided to give the Umbrella Party a shot, because those who came went back …
Allan and Jane hosted us on their beautiful property. We set up our tents under a sky splattered with my favourite clouds, and we had an evening of fellowship with the Grace Church Staff and …
Thank you St. Louis Missouri for your zoo, and the bonus free admission too!
I was busy enjoying our trek along the zoo pathway as Mathayo and Sifa skipped off ahead of me, or should I …
We shared a meaty meal around multi-coloured tables with the Macedonian Moravian Church and Cornerstone Church.
Then people pulled their chairs around and the En-kata Choir began their Faces of Change, 2009 program.
The congregation sang Amazing …
The Challenge:
Any Maasai (Masai) takers?
Mathayo will try almost anything!
Are you ready?
Mathayo showed us how to climb the Alpine Mountain at the YMCA Haynes Camp!
He went all the way to the top, and set the standard …
It was a beautiful morning for so many reasons. 1. there was no agenda, no schedule, and freedom to explore. 2. there were adorable, lost dogs to love. 3. there were 2 Maasai (Masai) kids …
You know that smart, cardboard cup sleeve that we put on our Starbucks cup to keep our hands from feeling too hot while sipping our high-priced specialty drink?
Well, the other day, while Jacob and Kim …
A big thanks to the Pastor Matt and wife Debbie Peterson for the welcome into MorningStar Fellowship, Winston Salem. Such an incredible time of worship with the freedom of creativity through painting, dancing …
Our Zao Water contact Clara Wiggins met us and led us to Wake Forest University, where we met Becky Hartzog. Becky hosted us for our day at the Univeristy. We walked around campus smiling, singing …
A big thank you to all the students and teachers at Redeemer Presbyterian School for welcoming us and showing us around the classrooms to help us build our own school in Maasailand!
