August was a sweet month full of activities, as usual!

We were able to visit Paris.  We encouraged our units studying French,  identified language and culture activities that can be accomplished while they're there and of course, saw some sights!

We continue to visit churches in Nairobi.  This month, Adam preached at a local church plant and another associational church in the city.  Suzie was able to teach Sunday school again after a few weeks off.  The Sunday school team is growing in size, and the children are growing in their faith.

Things have been a bit slower around the city as elections took place and results were announced.  It seems everyone was holding their breath and are still a bit apprehensive about results being finalized.  Thank you for praying for peace.  In general, it has been very peaceful, especially compared to past elections.  Keep praying!

Praises:

*So far, the election has been peaceful.

*We had a productive trip to Paris.

*Baylee and River have started back to school.

*Partnerships continue to deepen among local brothers and sisters.

*Plans are continuing to come together for Emma's upcoming wedding.

Prayer requests:

*Pray for Healthy Church Training taking place in Nairobi (East and Central Association)

*Pray for the team in Nairobi to continue to unite and be strategic in ministry

*Pray for local leaders to continue to put their hand to the plow

*Pray for new missionaries headed to their field of service soon

*Pray for preparations for an upcoming conference

Check out these sites for more information on how to pray and give:

55in5 - for our target unreached people groups in Sub Saharan Africa

GIVE to Nairobi - to give directly to the needs of our ministries in Nairobi

Suzie teaching Sunday school

Adam & Suzie at the church where Adam preached

Friends of ours in Nairobi

Bumped into some old friends we knew in Madagascar 

The Eiffel Tower


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