Notes from the Mission Field

The idea for this blog came to me when I was searching for a better way to communicate about the various missional activities I'm involved with. During my November 2009 and March 2010 mission trips to Kenya, it became obvious that there had to be a less cumbersome solution for getting the word out to a large number of people. This blog is the result.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Kenya Mission - Spring 2010

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Click on the picture to the right to go to an updated photo album from the mission trip.
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Saturday, May 15, 2010

5/15/2010 Final Reflections on the Nairobi Mission

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Click on the title line above to go to a photo album from the trip. From Psalm 36, a paraphrase by praise band Third Day that I particula...
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Sunday, May 9, 2010

5/9/2010 Travel Travails

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The team staying in Kenya for the next week sent us off with a mission song as our bus left from the Norwegian compound at 7:15pm local time...
Saturday, May 8, 2010

5/8/2010 Back from Naivasha, Ready to Come Home!

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We had the most amazing day, starting around 5am. My friends from Trinity-Klein arrived from London late last night and I got to have breakf...
Friday, May 7, 2010

5/8/2010 Saturday excursion begins

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The Trinity-Klein group got here late last night, they made it through London without a hitch.  They will be splitting into 2 teams, one goi...
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5/7/2010 Our Final Day in the Mission Field

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This last day was bittersweet in many ways. The young man that wanted his dying father baptized never came, even though we talked to him in ...
Thursday, May 6, 2010

5/6/2010 Incredible Thursday in Kibera

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Our usual routine of a 6am breakfast and a 6:45am ride to the church was followed today without incident, although we all concluded that any...
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Dave DeVore
Dave is President of Mr. PC, an Austin, TX, faith-based computer consultancy in business since 1997. He has been actively involved in international Christian evangelism missions in both Mexico and Africa since 2005.
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