The girls went back to school - started Term 3 of S3 and S4 in Kampala.
In Soroti for one week, training at a Secondary school.
This group was transient and energetic. Transient teachers because many wanted to attend, but they had to keep passing the baton as to who would teach during class hour. :)
It's always a joy listening to teachers glean from God's Word.
And we praise God for the mango tree classroom.
Please pray for each of these teachers, as they aim to fulfill a three month action plan.
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Our vehicle had once again been broken down a lot, so we hopped on the tuktuk to get our daily assignments accomplished.
Okello was all smiles having me ride with him up front!
It's hard to tell which animal is dead. HIHI.
The bushrat lost the battle around 5 am. I know, because I woke up to a lot of commotion outside the window.
Tutu just loves sleeping in the craziest positions, relaxing after her night guard duty.
These lovelies came over for cooking lessons. We had a blast peeling potatoes and telling stories while making shepherd's pie and sharing Jesus.
Moses was humbled to preach a missions conference.
Just saying... family nights out are kind fun!
Fried tilapia beside Lake Victoria
Moses journeyed with two other men, to explore some business ideas and marvel at God's creation.
How beautiful is the coffee bean?!
Tea time after church
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Soroti main street.
Yes, I know. We live in Gulu. But Soroti will always be home.
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I'm always amazed at the overflowing lorries returning from village market days.
