Allan, Janette and Mathew (8) arrived in Njoro on the Friday evening after meeting with Enock Mohol, the coordinator of ACE in East Africa, during the morning. Allan spent the weekend with us, but had to go back to Nairobi on Sunday, as he had to work up to Wednesday.
Allan was specifically interested in helping YASHA looking at different options concerning water. He actually wanted Wilco to start digging the well at the Guest House as to look for water, but because of the heavy rains that couldn't realize as it would have been too dangerous for the guys digging. We believe that if we can go 30-40 feet deeper, we might find plenty of water.
This photo of the Ward family was taken after the Sunday morning service at Kingpriest Centre, Nakuru. It was such a privilege having them with us.
We had a Graduation Service as our Sunday School children just finished the Discovery Series. Here Allan and Matthew are taken with Past Erastus and Pauline - Past Maina also got a certificate as to validate our church's relationship with Christian Union.
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Tuesday morning's chapel @ YASHA
Janet brought a powerful message to the staff and students about God's love. She never knew that our song of the month came from 1 John 4:7,8 talking all about LOVE :-)
Matthew thoroughly enjoyed "school life" as such as he is a home schooler. He blended in real well and made pretty good friends that week.
The YASHA team.
All the staff was introduced.
Victor Maina was playing the "main angel" and here he is receiving a street kid, Kamau, into heaven. 
While the street kid is getting "royal treatment" (a hair cut, a manicure, etc.), another man enters heaven, Omondi. He is very shocked that he "is dead" and even more shocked when he recognizes Kamau who is being treated like a king. The moral of the story is that Omondi was allowed to see a glimpse of heaven, as his ministry and his lifestyle was not pleasing unto God anymore. He had to see how all people are valued in the Kingdom and was allowed back to earth so that he could truly manifest God's love to a broken world.
This play was about 2 ladies meeting at lunch time, when the one girl is very upset because of the fact that her boss is stealing her proposals (rejecting it when she gives it to her, but then using it later with her own name signed under it). Both are christians, but the one who has been wronged is totally bitter and is contemplating on how to take revenge on her boss ... until 3 children who are playing in the park shows her how true christianity looks like.
Here Annette is singing a song about "Holiday".
The Abbie Antelope Learning Centre presented this poem that took the audience on a journey through 2008 that started with Tribal Clashes, but ended in victory.
Maki presented a praise and worship dance, called "Promise" ...
Here Past Patrick from Morning Star Academy and Helen from Mekisa Academy in Karin, Nairobi, are congratulating our Pre-Schoolers for completing the Reading Readiness Course.
Jeremiah Okwire (Grade 1) receiving his certificate.
Above we have Mrs. Kabui 
Here Pauline Maina, Carol Wafula (a parent) and Lydia Venter are congratulating Joy Venter - and several other students - for their participation in the East African Student Convention this year.
The day started with chappel in the morning ...
Teams praying together and planning their strategies.
Leonard, the goalie of the Red Team, is absolutely a talented player.
Students doing some art while teacher Margaret is keeping score.
Rose has been preparing the dough from early morning.
Tr. Damaris, Rose and Tr. Agnes were the ones cooking chapati's.
