What has been your favorite part of this mission?

Leda: "the heart-warming way that everyone greets us, even those who don't know us"

John: "the feeling of humbleness that turns the focus away from our "me" world"

Dan: "being humbled by people's joy and confounded by all the contradictions between here and home"

Joyce: "everything is fascination but also this feels like a real mission, walking and not just talking the message"

Linda: "being enveloped by the group of singing and dancing women that escorted us to the house site, I found myself crying because of the overwhelming love and joy they were sharing with us"

Maureen: "experiencing that people will so readily accept help from others, unlike our (and my own) quest for independence"

Susan: "spending time with people on our team and at the hospital that are such humble and good servants"

Phyllis: "every day I think "this is the best" but then the next day is better"

Barry: "continuing to learn about the hospital and how they overcome so many challenges"

Carol: "being assisted down a steep hill by a very old woman who, at the bottom of the hill (and though she didn't speak any English) pointed to me and said 'friend'"

Mark: "the spirit of the Kenyan people is what has struck me most both times I have been here"

Shelby: "how easy it is to build a rapport with people, and meeting Pamela (mother) and Angel (her severely burned infant) and being renewed by her faithfulness and positivity"

Ed: "seeing God at work more clearly here than anywhere else"