Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2011 16:14:47 -0700
Subject: THE TEAM HAS ARRIVED IN NAIROBI!
Subject: THE TEAM HAS ARRIVED IN NAIROBI!
Hello everyone!
I wanted to let you know that the June 2011 Kenya Team has arrived safely in Nairobi, Kenya. They are spending the night there and will begin their journey to Kisumu tomorrow.
Thank you so much for all your prayers of invisibility – of course, they worked! I received the following message via text from Larry Espedal, our team co-leader earlier today:
"Arrived safe. Not even a glance in our direction thru customs. God is good. Great trip, great team."
The 14-member team is bringing medical supplies to donate and use while working in the area with Village Care's partner clinic, Salem Medical Clinic. The clinic is instrumental in getting medical care out to those who are too ill to leave their homes and who would otherwise have no medical care at all.
The team, which includes an ER Doctor, a pediatric nurse, a practical nurse and an EMT/Federal Emergency Response Team Member (team co-leader Chris Espedal), will journey into the slums to help these people and when their work in Kisumu is complete, will leave the remaining supplies with Village Care Kenya to disperse as needed throughout our partner orphanages and the clinic.
They will also be visiting and working with partner villages in the Kisumu region, encouraging them and seeing the projects they've started, and of course, lending a hand wherever possible.
Please stay tuned! The team will send email updates as often as possible. Our target is daily, although some days it's just not possible…so don't worry if you don't hear from them!
Thank you, on behalf of the team. I know they appreciate all your support and prayers.
God bless,
Sally
I wanted to let you know that the June 2011 Kenya Team has arrived safely in Nairobi, Kenya. They are spending the night there and will begin their journey to Kisumu tomorrow.
Thank you so much for all your prayers of invisibility – of course, they worked! I received the following message via text from Larry Espedal, our team co-leader earlier today:
"Arrived safe. Not even a glance in our direction thru customs. God is good. Great trip, great team."
The 14-member team is bringing medical supplies to donate and use while working in the area with Village Care's partner clinic, Salem Medical Clinic. The clinic is instrumental in getting medical care out to those who are too ill to leave their homes and who would otherwise have no medical care at all.
The team, which includes an ER Doctor, a pediatric nurse, a practical nurse and an EMT/Federal Emergency Response Team Member (team co-leader Chris Espedal), will journey into the slums to help these people and when their work in Kisumu is complete, will leave the remaining supplies with Village Care Kenya to disperse as needed throughout our partner orphanages and the clinic.
They will also be visiting and working with partner villages in the Kisumu region, encouraging them and seeing the projects they've started, and of course, lending a hand wherever possible.
Please stay tuned! The team will send email updates as often as possible. Our target is daily, although some days it's just not possible…so don't worry if you don't hear from them!
Thank you, on behalf of the team. I know they appreciate all your support and prayers.
God bless,
Sally
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