Taylor and Alyssa, Joseph and Benjamin's trip to Kenya

 A fallen tree blocked the road to Mt. Elgon Peak so we settled for Endebess Bluff.

With the extra time we decided to go into Uganda for a couple of hours.

Taylor hosted seventeen orphan boys from the farm to dinner and a movie (Captain Phillips) at our house.  They loved it and worship him.

Taylor also bought chickens for the farm and paid for the installation of a solar panel and five wash basins.  The farm had a huge Grand Opening celebration of all the project he and JaLayne and David's family sponsored, as well as, the Greenhouse financed by Aaron and Kim Christensen's family and the new concrete floors in the classrooms and dorms financed by The Tyler and Audrey Tiberius family.

Taylor's visit

Walking safari with Taylor and his kids

Some of the African animals we strolled among on our "walking safari" in Naivasha

Taylor and the kids visit

On our "Walking Safari" at Naivasha

My comp at work

Having dinner with one of her investigators

Showing the girls at the school a church video (I Am a Child of God)

Showing a Bible DVD to the boys at "Great Mercy".  The electricity is complements of our children who donated funds for solar panels and batteries to power the lights, etc.

Kenya Update

One of our rock-solid pioneers, a widow named Jane who received her endowments in 2007 and had been wearing the same, single pair of temple garments ever since.