Home to Iringa and Off to Kenya

Floyd left Kenny and Lynn Owen with Mpeli and Neema Mwaisumbe in Mbeya early this morning.   Floyd turned left to the Mbeya airport and the Foursome turned right driving to Iringa.   They are now back in Iringa and Kenny is already at work.  I am in Dar Es Salaam shopping for power tools to send to Kenny and DBLCH.   One of our friends is hand delivering them in Iringa tomorrow by risking his life riding the Dar to Iringa bus. 

The pictures are from Dar Es Salaam.  I just wanted to share a few of them with you.  Of course the back of this bus caught my attention--Jesus with the little children.   You will notice in the last pictures at a red light.  A petroleum truck was stuck due to traffic in the middle of an intersection.   The truck blocked all traffic turning right.  The policeman looked and motioned for the buses and whatever else could make it to go around the back of the truck, across the pedestrian walkway, jump two curbs while dodging the back end of the petroleum truck.  It was a sight even for me--had not seen a policeman direct traffic in such an innovative way.   

I meet Bernard Kabaru Mwangi in Nairobi tonight in anticipation of our first Business Conference this weekend.   Garry Freeman, Bill Kenny, and Kip Miller will be joining me this week.  We are going to have a great time.  Please join us prayer for their safe travel and for an effective and meaningful Business Conference.