Photos of Events!
http://www.peacemakers-international.com/articlelive/articles/93/1/Photos-of-Events/Page1.html
Rob Wheeler
By Rob Wheeler
Published on 02/10/2010
Local football team awaiting the start of the match
Presentation of the Peter Bissell memorial trophy to the winners.
View from the prayer house of the "Open House", which when completed in the near future
will provide accommodation for volunteers, a temporary refuge and hostel.
The Prayer house from the lower garden.
The vegetable garden which will help make the whole site self supportive.
Tom learning a new skill.
Tom enjoying some time with the orphans.
Arrival of guests to the Christmas Nativity Play.
The Audience!
and supporters!
Some of the cast.
The Nativity in full swing.
Some entertainment for the kids.
Playing with the Parachute.
Our lovely Chrissy.
On their way back to the Orphanage, all with a present.
As you can read in Tom Beak's report, the young adults are having a very full and productive time in Kenya. They are making a very real difference in the community and finding it very rewarding!
If you click on the "Photos of events" link below you'll be able to see some of the events and get a feel of what volunteering with Peacemakers can be like.
We are very proud of what Chrissy and all of our volunteers are achieving.
God bless them.
Photos of events
Photos of Events.
Local football team awaiting the start of the match
Presentation of the Peter Bissell memorial trophy to the winners.
View from the prayer house of the "Open House", which when completed in the near future
will provide accommodation for volunteers, a temporary refuge and hostel.
The Prayer house from the lower garden.
The vegetable garden which will help make the whole site self supportive.
Tom learning a new skill.
Tom enjoying some time with the orphans.
Arrival of guests to the Christmas Nativity Play.
The Audience!
and supporters!
Some of the cast.
The Nativity in full swing.
Some entertainment for the kids.
Playing with the Parachute.
Our lovely Chrissy.
On their way back to the Orphanage, all with a present.