For teams who work at Sambasha, one of the highlights is participating in the lively worship there. There is dancing, singing, jumping, hooping and hollering. It is pure worship. The team loved getting in there and experiencing every minute. Worship continued, and with Becky on guitar, the team shared some of their favorite American worship tunes.
Wade was asked to continue his teaching on HIV/AIDS and Michael was asked to preach. After giving a powerful personal testimony with a translator, many people came forward for prayer.
The people at Sambasha are so generous with gifts for each team member. The women were presented traditional Maasai jewelry and the men a Maasai weapon. Presented only to the most honored guests is the "traditional roasted goat". Believe me, it's indescribable and the team was very gracious in their acceptance of the gift and, rather than eating the entire goat, opted to share it with the congregation.
Team Bailey---their last day at Sambasha
Wade was asked to continue his teaching on HIV/AIDS and Michael was asked to preach. After giving a powerful personal testimony with a translator, many people came forward for prayer.
The people at Sambasha are so generous with gifts for each team member. The women were presented traditional Maasai jewelry and the men a Maasai weapon. Presented only to the most honored guests is the "traditional roasted goat". Believe me, it's indescribable and the team was very gracious in their acceptance of the gift and, rather than eating the entire goat, opted to share it with the congregation.
Team Bailey---their last day at Sambasha
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