The truck was getting stuck in the mud, so had to drop the pebbles unfortunately far away from the workers, but at least they arrived to allow us to make concrete for the classroom floors.
Sand arrived on a drier day.
The welder has made two swing sets and Ojwang is purchasing the chains and swing set seats. I hope the next picture I post will have children swinging!
Ojwang and two others traveled 7 hours away to plant maize in 20 hecters ( about 50 acres) of fertile soil that they rented. In 5 months he will harvest enough food to feed our school children. The tractor tills the soil and they walk behind and plant the seeds. They were gone one week. When it comes time to harvest, he we will find some people to help do that work, as they harvest by hand.
Glad to see women can be earning an income too!
Disclaimer alert–This school has been possible because of many many generous people who have a heart to care.
It is not, and have never been, about me, but rather God’s grace, and His amazing people!
Thank you! You and I am just part of His plan. 
It was Rehema and Ojwang’s twin girl’s, Glory and Glady’s 6th birthday on Monday, February 19th.
One of my favorite friends, Chungu, our groundskeeper/watchman, was fed cake by Emmanuel’s nieces.
And he was sung to, even though it wasn’t his birthday!! He is such a good sport about everything.
