Kigamboni Church where the first seminar was held.
Pastor Nicodemus and my interpreter James “Big Daddy”.
Pastor Kaganga of the Tanzania Assembly of God church that was burned and
bombed.
The inside of the church.
Mzumbe University meeting with the Student Union.
Mzumbe Dormitory the students called the cocoon – we filled the place!
Kurasini Orphanage – children playing.
My meeting with the Ministry of Children, Family and Gender in Dar es
Salaam
The Kitchen in Dar es Salaam
Kids in front of a church in Mbeya following a soccer game
A wild animal captured on safari
Preaching at Columba’s Presbyterian Church in Dar es Salaam
Mbeya High Impact Seminar attended by 120 Pastors and Church Leaders
The Agape Catering crew of Kigamboni
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Safina church where I preached in Kigamboni
WAPO Church where I preached in Mbeya
My ride to a preaching engagement and my interpreter from the Tanzanian
Navy!
Mbeya High Impact Conference
Kigamboni High Impact Conference attended by 80 Pastors
A Kanga wrapped around Ken and I following a presentation by orphans from
Dorcas Ministry in Kigamboni
St. Columba’s Presbyterian Church in Dar es Salaam
A real miracle – RL fixing a car!
James Kamau, Director of Tanzania International Christian Ministries -
better known as Rafiki!
Pastor Ken preaching at Mzumbe University.
On the road to Mbeya
On the road to Mbeya this dude charged our car!
Mbeya Street Crusade put on by the host Church – Pentecostal Assembly of
God – Mbeya
Bishop Nicodemus, his wife and Deacon Leonard from the host church in
Kigamboni
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Boabab tree on the road to Mbeya
Dar es Salaam streets – 70% of the country is unemployed
Downtown Dar es Salaam
A home and a Soccer “futbol” field
The Ifunda village soccer field with one of the balls we gave the village
The Ifunda village playing a game with one of the balls we gave
Ifunda spectators having a blast!
Mr. Jingi – one of the leaders of WAPO. WAPO organized our meeting with
the government.
James and Mary Kamau – Directors of Tanzania ICM (International
Christian Ministries)
Margaret – the Director of Kurasini. She has been there 9 years and
manages a staff of 25 that share the duties 24 hours a day!
Kurasini Orhpans
Kigamboni orphans in home based care.
Kigamboni orphans sharing a song with the High Impact seminar.
Enoch, my interpreter and new friend, in Mbeya
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Christopher and Scola – our hosts in Mbeya
Hanging out with the “Church Moms” in Mbeya
A fishing fleet at Kigamboni
George – our resident 5 inch spider!
Ifunda soccer game due to the car breakdown
Soon the whole village was out watching and having fun with the two
Americans!
RL teaching the “heading game” to Tanzania
A group photo at Ifunda – what a blessed day!
Kurasini Orphanage – the only government ran orphanage serving Tanzania’s
2.3 million orphans.
Kurasini orphanage Cafe – there are 100 children living here.
The nurses station at Kurasini
Beds at Kurasini – these were nice beds with actual padding. Many beds
only had boards.
Ken teaching in Kigamboni High Impact seminar
RL in Kigamboni
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