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Africa » Tanzania » North » Arusha June 21st 2007

Hi again All is well here, thankfully, after almost dying on the rim of Ngorongoro crater. Ok, so I exagerate a little, but had a bit of a scary experience! Last weekend I went on a camping trip to Lake Manyara, the Serengeti & Ngorongoro crater. All the aforementioned places were stunning and we were really lucky with the different animals that we saw, without looking very hard. We saw quite a few lions....we sat for about 2 hours watching one hunt wildebeest, watched one run from a Maasai, and saw one extremely close up sleeping by the roadside. The sheer number of animals was amazing. The annual migration has just started also so we got to see lines and lines of wildebeest. The almost dying experience....all of the camping we did was very basic ... read more
Patrick, Me & Sammy
Beatrice making chapatis
Bottle top drafts

Africa » Tanzania » North » Moshi June 20th 2007

Sorry this entry was lost in the Travel Blog Crash.. But at least we can still enjoy the pictures ~Julie... read more
Holding a study in Mafi alley....
Baptism
Elly & Neema Martin

Africa » Tanzania June 20th 2007

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Day #2
Day #3
Day #4

Africa » Tanzania » North » Moshi June 20th 2007

The last couple of weeks have been a whirlwind for the TZ2000 team. June 5-9 was the first campaign week - held in Arusha. Since we had just received our container, we did not help during this first week, but rather worked furiously at home, so that we'd be a bit more settled by the time of the campaign in Moshi. The Freed Hardeman campaigners returned to the States on June 10. June 12-16 was seminar week in Arusha. Tuesday - Friday there were classes every day. The men met at the Andrew Connally School of Preaching. The women met at the church building in Arusha. I spoke Tuesday morning, on the topic of "Letting Our Light Shine", John 13:34,35. Julia also spoke; her topic being "Light Causes Growth." I spoke again on Thursday, on ... read more
Jacob and Luke, with Edwin Tusekelege
Men's Seminar
Men's Seminar

Africa » Tanzania » East » Dar es Salaam June 19th 2007

Just a quick note: I did send already an update including the 16th of June from Iringa (Tanzania), but it was just a quick one while at the internet cafee. The connections are usually very slow. I usually write our blog updates whenever I have electricity at a campsite and upload it including some pictures I have made smaller on my laptop the next time I have access to the internet. So don’t be surprised if the date of sending is later than the blog itself. All in all we are fine and healthy and full of good spirit. Thanks all our friends worldwide (!) to send us all your good wishes. Please excuse when we do not answer individually, as Internet Cafees in Africa are at yesterdays speed and it would take hours to ... read more
incredible views
hardware store
Bavarian clocktower

Africa » Tanzania » East » Dar es Salaam June 19th 2007

Last week was Paul's 7th birthday party which was very cute! After waiting around for 8 hours for my host dad to pick me up from the town ("I'll be in there in 20 minutes!" yeh sure...), i arrived after dark and found that they had waited for me. All the kids rushed into our house and we sat around handing out this sort of breadish-cake, popcorn, and cordial. All the kids were so excited to get the food even though it wasn't alot since there were so many kids. Paul was given a few birthday presents (a tennis ball and sunnies), and he was so happy with them. Other than that, not much to report from Saikeri - There was the sports knock out competition last week and Saikeri Primary won the football after ... read more
the kids at the party
Market in Dar
Reunited once again!

Africa » Tanzania » North » Mount Kilimanjaro June 18th 2007

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Walking through the BANANAS
Worship in Emmanuel's home
Brent leading songs in Swahili


Habari! So my time here is flying by and I will be heading home in one week! But I wanted to give you all another update before I head home :D I think the most exciting thing that has happened in the last week or so is that I got to go on Safari for two days! I wasn’t planning on going on one, but one of the local women we work with at another children’s home was able to get us an amazing deal so last Thursday and Friday we head off to Lake Manyara and the Ngorongoro crater. Lake Manyara is this beautiful reserve out near Maasai land, so the whole drive there is basically desert and then all of the sudden you are in the middle a literal oasis of trees and ... read more
Our angry Elephant friend
Flamingos and Hippos in Ngorongoro
Antelope in Ngorongoro

Africa » Tanzania » North » Mount Kilimanjaro June 18th 2007

So our days of building have come to an end. We left our village of Mvae last Friday and met up again with all the volunteers from the other camp and new volunteers who had just arrived in from Dar es Salaam. Had a fantastic night catching up with everyone before we all went our separate ways, even managed to make it to a night club which was basically a big barn with ALOT of strobe lighting! Great night had by everyone, though we were all a little tired on Saturday, our last day in Singida. It was very strange saying goodbye to people with whom we had lived in such close quarters for a month. Sunday morning at 5am we hauled ourselves to the bus station to take the most insane bus journey of my ... read more

Africa » Tanzania » North » Moshi June 17th 2007

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We Have An Open Door in Machame
Alan in a Home study in Machame..
Seeing the girls Grow spiritually




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