Reflections on Africa

Presbyterian Church of East Africa

Narok *

Limuru Presbytery

Los Ranchos Presbytery

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Pastors Lissa and Peter and worshipping with the

Kenyans

Typical Maasai Land and Home

Maasai men

Maasai women support group

Water sources in Maasai land

Children collecting water on their lunchbreak

Farming Talks and Looking at the Land

Viewing and walking potential farmland for EAP.

Land near the Tana River, the longest river in Kenya

where water access is difficult

river in Kenya.

Land near the river which will need to be cleared,

tilled, and prepared.

Fording the river and the new EAP tractor

Meeting with government officials –

the VP of Kenya and the mayor and council of

Nanyuki

Our two pastors, Lissa Smith and Peter Thitu

Team members after meeting at Nanyuki town

hall

School children at recess near the EAP clinic in

Tanzania

Maasai women carrying wood and water for new hut

and visiting EAP clinics.

Another new dispensary for EAP

in Tanzania.

Celebrating the opening of the new EAP dispensary in

Nyeri

Medical Advice for Patients in Nyeri

Partnership Ideal – Treating patients and prescribing

medicine, side-by-side

Celebrating success at the Nyeri Dispensary

EAP Dispensary at Nanyuki

P.C.E.A. Kikuyu Hospital, an EAP Partner

Presbyterian University

An EAP Partner

Gretsa University a potential EAP partner

Welcome back! The EAP Boys’ Home in

Narok

Playing at the Narok Boys’ Home

Our congregation sponsors these four young boys:

Kelvin, James, Felix, Parsoit

Maxwell , Kinabet, and Simon sponsored by

members of YLPC

Children’s Home Directors working together in

partnership

Narok Boys’ Dormitoryand new storage lockers

Narok Home for Boys

Children’s Home in Nyeri

Bernard Mwendi , founder of the Nyeri Children’s Home, talking with Donald of the EAP Limuru Partnership

Computer Lab and one of the students at the Nyeri

Children’s Home

The garden at the Nyeri Children’s Home

David Mbugua welcomes YLPC to the Limuru Girls’

Home

Limuru Presbytery Home for Girls

Very happy young girls

The girls singing and performing for us.

The audience at the Limuru Girls’ Home

Lucy, Esther and Purity sponsored by a member,

YLPC ‘s PW, and Lydia Circle

Elizabeth, Beth, and Keziah and Mary- girls sponsored by

YLPC members

Catherine, Mary, and Elizabeth - recently sponsored by a YLPC

member

Local college students come to do activities with the girls

plus the Women’s Guild.

Lunchtime, letter writing and fun

Music and Art at the Limuru Girls Home

Field Trip to Bomas Cultural Center

Two of our Ambassadors

The garden at the home which needed work.

Storing Donated Medicines

One People, One Nation, One Love

Love…….Care…….HOPE

One big happy family…. See you again

soon!