Support and Vehicle Fund Review 2011

Monthly Support: We have been very blessed to have such faithful prayer and financial partners in what we do here at RVA. We have had an interesting year and have been reminded again and again that God is in control and that He provides for all our needs. We do have a financial target that weContinue reading “Support and Vehicle Fund Review 2011”

Christmas Celebrations

Christmas in Kenya has a lot of traditions that we really enjoy. Besides running around in shorts and t-shirts we do several activities that we find meaningful during this season.  This year we carried on the tradition of having lunch with the men who work in the laundry here at the school. We roast a goatContinue reading “Christmas Celebrations”

One World Run

It started out being a fun little run that we were going to hold on a Sunday afternoon.  We did not expect it to turn into a major event with about one hundred staff and students participating.  With torrential rains threatening the weather held off long enough for us to complete the run which wasContinue reading “One World Run”

What is the Essential Question?

I have to admit that I have been thinking about this question for the last few years.  In fact, I have a sign on my office wall with this question on it.  I guess it is particularly because of being a P.E. teacher I get a lot of flak for being able to play gamesContinue reading “What is the Essential Question?”

Life in Kenya, plus ten thoughts

Since the first “plus ten thoughts” post that we did was such a popular idea we thought that we would do another one about living here in Kenya.  There are many things that are the same and many that are different.  There is certainly a sense that over the past year Kenyans have desired notContinue reading “Life in Kenya, plus ten thoughts”

Volleyballs, crazy bees, and New Hope

Todd, Cassidy, and Titus were just involved in our school outreach day the weekend of Sept. 10 and we sure did have a lot of different experiences.  Todd took a group of students to a local IDP (internally displaced people) camp that has been in place since the 2007 election violence that ended with thousands of people fleeingContinue reading “Volleyballs, crazy bees, and New Hope”