Right now things are still not good in Kenya. Many of our staff members have visited family over the holidays and there are no transport right now to bring them home. 2 of our students are being held in safety at the police station in Kisumu ... I cannot stand the thought of that ... the fear and uncertainty they must experience. Please pray that the Holy Spirit will comfort Brenda and Leonard.
Some of our staff members are sleeping outside, as family who was affected by the clashes have came to hide in their homes and now there is obviously not enough space for everybody. Some other staff members who are in danger areas, are currently hiding on the university premises.
Schools in Kenya were suppose to open this coming Monday (the 7th), but the 14th seems more likely.
Many places have no petrol and to communicate by phone (airtime) have become extremely expensive. Many shops are closed and items like fresh bread and milk are scarce.
Wilco was suppose to visit the forest this coming weekend, but he has been warned not to go as things are still completely out of hand, especially in those areas. Many innocent people have died and are injured and many, many people are currently suffering of hunger because of a lack of food supplies ...
Please pray for the people of Kenya.
We thank you ...
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