Thank you all for your prayers!  We are heading out to Zambia tomorrow.  Our few short weeks in Malawi have challenged us to do greater, changed us to be more like Christ, and filled us with the joy of the Lord. Check out a few of the stories some of the team members have shared.  Enjoy! http://akjudge22.wordpress.com http://radicalloveabandonedhearts.blogspot.com/2014/02/jesus-loves-to-heal.html  

12 hour wait in Atlanta airport  8 hour flight to Amsterdam  8 hour layover in Amsterdam  8.50 hour flight to Nairobi, Kenya  and the last 2 hours to LILONGWE, MALAWI  After 38.50 hours, we are finally here. I feel as though I am not capable of making a coherent blog at the moment, so I will be sure to update y'all (my southern teammates are starting to rub off on me) ater this week-ish when I get better wifi and the jet lag wears off 🙂

Yesterday marked the end of our first week living in Tiemamut, Kenya with the Maasai people, and what a week it has been!  We've walked a LOT, seen some African animals (and a LOT of goats), eaten some new foods, made new friends, and experienced the Lord's goodness and faithfulness in so many ways.  Elizabeth and I are in town today to get more food and water [sorry parents, the girls still won't have internet access until the end of the month], so I asked the girls to give me a sentence or so each to describe our time here so far: Rachel M. 11 days of no showers...

To say that I had no expectations coming to training camp would be silly. I expected to be sleeping in our tents the WHOLE time, to be crammed with as much information about our countries as could possibly fit, and to have to trudge around carrying our packs for miles. While none of those exact things happened, we did a differen version of each.      The first night of camp we were told that we out of all of the things that we brought we were to go and get 3 items that we would have for the rest of the night. Then we were told that we were going to make a shelter with our...

Parents and Supporters, We wanted you to know that we have heard from all three teams and they are doing really well! They travelled by foot to their locations which took a few hours! They are in a very remote area of Kenya. When we mean “remote,” there is no internet, cell phone reception is difficult to receive, and that not all the tribes speak Swahili where they are. The leaders have communicated that all the participants are loving the evangelism ministry they are doing. They will have blogs up when they all head to debrief in a few weeks. And to the parents and supporters,...

Hello family & supporters! Team Africa Expedition has safely arrived in country. We cannot wait to hear about all that God is going to do in and through your loved ones. Please keep them in your prayers as they share the love of Jesus throughout Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Blessings, The Passport Team