Lenguro, an elder in the tribe, began translating the Gospel of Luke in his mud-packed home. The cassettes explain the Bible chronologically. The Samburu play these Bible lessons before most community meetings. Young men listen to them while watching the herds of cattle. Women and children listen at the water source.
Elders listen while sitting in the afternoon shade.
The people see this is pure Samburu. It is the direct result of God working in the lives of the Samburu. They have taken the Gospel message seriously and spread it everywhere they go. They feel that everyone needs this message, and it is their duty to share it. Two Samburu men walked 12 hours down the rough terrain of east Africa's Rift Valley.