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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In 2009, the En-kata Choir had the chance to sing and share at Harvest Time Tabernacle in Abbeville, LA, and we were blessed by the response as people responded and gave generously toward the construction …
Pastor Dwayne and Cindy Daigle have seen the progress on the En-kata Primary School first hand. After welcoming us on the first tour in 2009, the Daigles came and spoke at the grand opening of …
The En-kata Maasai Choir is headed to the border and may soon be singing in churches near you. We would love to have you at one of our free events. You can find all of …
Chris and Chrissie Cramp own a number of McDonalds franchises around Lafayette, Louisiana, and treated us to lunch at one of their restaurants on Monday.
We had the opportunity to sing at three schools while we were in Maurice. At Jonathan Reaux’s old school, North Vermillion, we sang for the choir, band and PE classes. The kids responded really well …
In 2009, we were blessed tremendously to stay at the IBC Campus in San Antonio, and so it has been wonderful this year to be back here again. After driving out to Bandera on Tuesday …
Our first few days in North America were hosted by Jordan Ranch, in Schulenberg, Texas.
While we were all adjusting to night and day being tossed on their heads, we were treated royally by Frank Manzano, …
When you send someone to Africa, they come back and tell you stories. Hosting the En-kata Choir on tour gives you a chance to experience the real thing instead.
Email tour@en-kata.com for more details.
Maliaki and Yona called to let us all know that their first Kindergarten class has begun at the En-Kata Primary School. Twenty-two Maasai children are attending their second week of classes in Orbili, Tanaznia! Jeremy Feser and …
Our next stop was the town of Lanigan. We first were able to stop in on a Boys and Girls Club and share with some young children. They were full of questions about the Maasai’s …
