Smiling Swahili people everywhere, greeting us with "Jambo, kariboo sana!" (Hello, welcome here!), buzzing marketplaces, yummy chapatti and fried banana, tuk-tuk's piled with cashew nuts driving up and down dusty streets, African woman carrying bunches of bananas in big woven baskets on their heads, coconut trees, squatting toilets, mosquito net covered beds, team time at the end of the day on a roof in Dar Es Salam, and the excitement of the start of our journey as tangible as the hot, humid Tanzanian air! Everywhere we went and where we prayed with locals and answered their questions about Jesus, it was evident how God already prepared the way and that we just had to walk in it and see God at work in their lives. Can't wait to see His power displayed through us during the rest of this year!
Global Challenge South America: adventure awaits!
This blog will be where I give feedback about our travels, share exciting stories about our times with the people from South America and the Caribbean and testify of God's perfect plan of love, playing out in our lives as human beings every day
One day in Tanzania
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