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It all started by excitement of going to Kenya. it was my first experience so I was nervous and happy too because God had given joy that I don’t know where it came from. More love to people and also Pastor Greg song being…
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This past week I helped put on a SLAM Service plunge in Mombasa, Kenya. Going into this SLAM plunge so much was new, even for our leaders. It was through working hard and trusting God that made this truly one of the most impactful…
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My last 5 days were spent in Kenya. During that time, we ran our first SLAM camp out of Mombasa, Kenya for 2 and 1/2 days. To get there, we took a bus from Uganda to Nairobi, then traveled by train to get to…
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This time in Kenya was really productive in a way that I got to use my skills to serve and even be a blessing to others. The time I used my skills was when I told the Slam student to play a soccer with…
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Having the opportunity to travel to Africa has been absolutely amazing. Something even more amazing-er? Playing Soccer in Africa. Oh yeah baby. I remember telling the guys in my house how excited I was to play soccer abroad. I have understood through testimonies and…
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Our recent trip to Kamuli was, once again, a meaningful one. There’s something about being in that place with the people, the conversations, and the quiet moments that always leaves me thinking deeply. This time, it wasn’t just about the work we did or…
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While on our way to Kenya, we stopped and stayed the night at a church. When we arrived at this church at about 11 pm, a bunch of people greeted us. They held a church service for us at 11 o’clock at night. The…
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This past week we went to a new associate for Church Community for GOD. This church was in Uyawi Town where the main occupations are gold mining and fishing. They are both hard and dangerous jobs that can be draining for the residents there.…
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When we first arrived in Kamuli, it was very late at night and we had just spent four hours squeezed into a tight bus. I was disoriented, and the environment felt heavy when we got there. As we entered, we heard singing coming from…
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El Shaddai Temple, was the first church we visited in Uganda! It located in a small town surrounded by shops. When we arrived we were immediately welcomed by the church members and were very excited to host us. This was not an ordinary service…
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