Below you will find some of the pictures taken in Africa with a brief description of each:

Here I am giving the kids tootsie rolls.  They loved them.  You can see my video camera in my hand.  They also enjoyed me taping them and allowing them to watch it.  You can see a house in the background.  The bushes were standing in were used for food (ate the root( leaves for tea and burnt to cook with.



Renetus Cosmos, the young man I fell in love with.  He is the pastor of the church we worked with.  Great man who loves Jesus, his family and the people of Tabora.




Here is a picture with some of the pastors I was teaching.  The house in the background is the meeting place for the church.  Sits in the center of the village.  The house is an excellent example of the majority of homes.  Bricks with a tin roof.  Also pictured are the seats for the church.  Some rocks or bricks with a piece of scrap wood. 


A very god picture of a normal home.  Some will have tin on the roof instead of the straw. 

The children will literally break your heart.  So many children.  Here is a very good picture of a young boy and girl in front of their house.  Notice the 5 gallon bucket of water at their feet.  This weighs 40 pounds and they have carried it from the public well to their house.

On Friday we visited the leper colony and delivered the food.  Here is a common resident.  I will be sharing much more about the leper colony on June 28th.  There are no words to describe what took in place in me during our visit.



On Saturday morning we left our African friends and headed to see some other sights.  Safari bound.  We saw thousands of animals including zebras, elephants, rhinos, hippos and lions.


The last picture doesn't do justice for the beauty of the mountains and crater we were in.  The flat land in the bottom was a 17 by 20 mile
crater which we drove around in watching the animals.  It was awesome.  Great way to finish the trip before heading home.