Bill missed a weekly Zoom meet-up with L2L Kenya leaders, “but our CEO Brian said they were bubbling with enthusiasm. The trigger was
our funding for the first couple of used boda-bodas to enable quicker travel for our regional leaders. Their desire to spread the news about L2L from village to village is strong! Pray that smart decisions will be
taken re: purchases, insurance and distribution. Pray for safety. And pray for effectiveness!”
Students (former and current) sponsored by the OPC Nakaale mission: back row: Louse John Bosco, Locap Emmanuel, Lomokol James, Lokuso Francis, Chegem Mark, Losike Samuel, Angella Paul, front row: Loduk Joseph, Nangiro John, Locoro Emmanuel, and Alebo Moses. (not pictured: Loduk John and Onyang Joseph). Please pray for Lokuso Francis (pictured above in the Lakers jersey) as he writes exams these next few weeks. He will finish S4 next month. Nangiro John is another student currently in the mission sponsorship programme. He will finish S3 in December. These two are both at a local secondary school in Karamoja within walking distance from the mission. Lomokol James (yellow shirt) is studying at Mt Elgon School of Nursing in Mbale. It is a two-year programme. I forgot to mention Timo who is also being sponsored by the Karamoja mission to attend Knox School of Theology in Mbale. He will finish his three-year programme in May of next year. The other guys in the picture have either graduated or been kicked out of mission's school sponsorship programme for various reasons. Please continue to pray for them as well. There are now four students that I am managing on behalf of the mission, instead of eleven when I started a year and a half ago.
Timo and his daughter at Knox School of Theology in Mbale.
Hi again. I don't know. Today I do have some more energy but had no appetite for 3 days and stayed in bed just exhausted. Last evening I had a bit to eat. Made myself some mashed potatoes and the girls had cooked rice and chicken. I added a small piece of chicken and the gravy. Soon after I had to lay down again. I am considering to quit teaching as I am still feeling somewhat weak and need to see a doctor. I hope to go to Malolo tomorrow morning.