By this time all of us have returned to our homes. It's 6 p.m. as I write this. According to our Kenyan body clocks it feels like 2 a.m. Yikes! We are tired, but so glad to be home with our loved ones!!
Our journey home began very slowly in Mombasa. Our tickets didn't show up in their computers so we gave them the e-ticket numbers and they re-entered all of our flights...4 different legs of the journey for each of our team members. It took a while, but they did a great job getting us ready to go. The theme for that visit: hakuna matata!
All flights were on time and we made all the connections without a problem. All the luggage returned as expected so we were thrilled!
Thank you all for following our journey through this blog. We appreciate your thoughts, your love and your prayers. It truly made a difference!
And now......you will get to hear the stories from each of who traveled to Kenya! Enjoy!
Thank you!
Denise
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Followers
I can't wait to hear all the stories and see all the pictures. In a very real way I feel as though I've been with you. Prayers for health, no injuries, and safe travel have been answered. I want to hug each of you when I see you. I love you all very much. Thank YOU, Denise, for helping make it a vivid and wonderful experience. God is so good!!!!! I miss Kristen already :(
ReplyDeleteHow great it was to read all about your trip and remember with you all the things that took place. You all were a greater blessing to us and to our Kenyan partners than you will ever know. We love sharing this ministry with you and to see you minister to them first hand brings us great joy. Praise God that he has orchestrated all of this for us to enjoy and be a part of. Thank you for the love you showed to each person here. It has made a lasting impression on all who came in contact with you. You did an amazing job and we count it a privilege to call you friends and partners. God bless you all!!!
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