T hough Abigail is the only American in her primary school, she's happy and fits in well. M argaret Kihara is not a Giriama. She's a Kikuyu, historically an enemy tribe of the Giriama. Yet she is giving her life in service to the Girama, working with the youth and widows of the Malindi church. She is very much loved. .
Giriama women know how to swim and many have never been in water deeper than their shins.
This frightened woman is assisted by two friends as she is baptized into Christ. Two Old Codgers . Broadening Horizons . Weaker Vessels Made Stronger . One Stick At A Time .