A Day of Worship and Praise!
Musicians playing cowhide drums and
a gear "cymbal" lead in praise and worship.
Link to worship video: https://www.facebook.com/251983127467/videos/10156650974607468/
Link to children's video: https://www.facebook.com/251983127467/videos/10156652223502468/
Sunday, Aug. 20, 2017
Worship at Birisha Baptist Church,
a wooden slat church near Bernard and Mary’s house, welcomed Kim, Bonnie and
Floyd this morning. This was our first time to worship with them.
The music was “true African”
as the pastor said. Cowhide drums, “cymbal,” and a lot of dancing and joy
helped create such a powerful time of worship as Bonnie brought greetings to
the church from our Hungarian, Romanian and Roma (Gypsy) sisters and churches,
the Tanzanian women, and from family and
churches from the United States.
Kim
shared her life in Jesus Christ and greetings. Floyd brought the message. The
church provided a “true Kenyan meal” of lentils with beef, lentils, chapatti
and watermelon. All topped off with a full cup of chai.
The pastor’s wives started
arriving for their week of workshops and training with Bonnie and Kim at
Bernard and Mary’s house. This is the fulfillment of the vision of hosting
groups for training and fellowship.
The eight women and two babies arrived in
the afternoon. They met late into the night catching up with each other and
Bonnie and getting to know Kim. This week’s topics are “How to Study the Bible
for Personal Growth” and “The Gospel of John.” Please pray that the Holy Spirit will fill these sessions and continue to guide these women as they serve Him.
Kim and Bonnie bring greetings to members
of the Birisha Baptist Church.
James shares his testimony with the church.
Floyd delivers the message during the service.
Teens in the Birisha youth group
share a song in the service.
Members of the Birisha Baptist Church have
faithfully been working to construct their
building for five years.
Bonnie and Kim gather with the Kieni West
Pastors' Wives as they arrived for the workshops.
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