From the moment we arrived until we left at 5:30pm, the clinic was a steady stream of patients, ending with a total of 326 for the day and 905 for the week. Being in a new location with a new congregation, we expected to possibly have a slow start. It was an unusual week, Monday was a national holiday and Friday was as well. I think maybe Monday worked against us a bit through Tuesday and I think Friday was helpful. Regardless, we have learned some lessons when doing a vision camp in a new location. We need to have more advance notice to congregations in the area, we need to begin the week with a truck driving around with a bullhorn or speaker, we need to be on local radio, and we need to encourage our patients to tell their friends and family as they are leaving the clinic.
There were blessings to having a slow week, we got to know our volunteers very well and it was sad when we were finally forced to leave today. We got to share in a fair amount of their music, I just love African harmonies and the call and response songs.
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Our team as we gathered to head in for the last day |
God is uncharged and will take care of great servants of God.
ReplyDeleteGod is incharge and will take care of you great team and servants of God. May God journey with through Masai mara and back home too.
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