Hazina in Africa

Just a few pictures & experiences from the past few days

Below is a picture I snuck of our guard reading the Habari Njema broshure. We gave it to him, he told us that recently he was just given one by Witnesses at his door & that they were coming every Saturday to see him. Next time he came back he brought the broshure & was sitting & reading it until way past dark. He was using the light from our windows to read.

A few kids swinging

This is our congregation :

Mwanza Magharibi

This is Agnes, she lives with a sister in the congregation. We saw her at the sisters shop sitting with a literature table. So we stopped & said hi. She was so excited to see us & just kept hugging us. The next day at the meeting I saw her & she sat with us. I noticed she didn't know where any of the books of the Bible were or numbers or anything. She has never gone to school, because you have to pay to go to school & people just don't have the money. So she doesn't know how to read. She asked me during the meeting if I would teach her how to read Swahili. After I talked to the sister she stays with to make sure no one studies with her. The sister tries her hardest to study at home but it's difficult because she doesn't know how to read. So I told her I would teach her & if it was okay that I study with her also. So she accepted & Agnes ran & got a learn to read & write book from the back of the K.H & brought it to me. Let the adventure continue...

Every Sunday as you've all seen we have the kids over. Last Sunday we sang songs, watched Caleb videos, two of our amazing kids cooked for all of us, then a game of soccer. I wouldn't call it a game as more of all the boys trying to kick the ball past ndugu Scott into the goal. The boys won.