A Kenya Trip in Pics

We know you are all wondering what a 10-day trip to Kenya is like. Recently, First Baptist Clinton, SC visited Karima Kenya and did such a great job taking pics that we wanted to share! Here are all the things that YOU could be doing and experiencing in Kenya!

Sing with kids and community members

 

Pray with people of other tribes and languages!

 

Share with community in an open-air crusade

 

 

learn to make chipati, a traditional Kenyan tortilla

 

experience hauling water before there were wells

 

Assist the community by helping in the fields

 

Tell the truth that we are all connected in Christ!

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