It is lush and green and wet in Nairobi, usually at this time of year the rains are absent, but nothing has been usual and the cool green landscape and clear air is a welcome respite from the cold white winter of Wisconsin. We are staying at Karen Bible School, accommodations are clean and comfortable.
Food is more than adequate and more than necessary.
Please sit down and be quiet. It seemed a bit odd, as we were behaving very well, what for enduring such an amount of extra time, but attributed it imprecise English. We finally took off, three hours late, meaning we were three hours late into Kigali, arriving just before midnight on Saturday, where the intrepid traveler Mark Heckman got off hoping that his World Relief contact would have waited for him. The team worshiped at the main service, I spoke at a simultaneous second service, two of seven held each weekend between Saturday and Sunday. Worship at Nairobi Chapel is powerfully engaging, as those who attended any part of Elmbrook's Harvest Festival can attest.