Monday, October 08, 2007

Simon - September 2007



Simon had been at the baby center for just about a month when Jamie & Dan visited there in September 2007. He was around 7 months old. Simon was such a cutie and seemed to be adjusting well to his new home.

Thursday, October 04, 2007

Joshua - September 2007



Joshua arrived at the baby center about one month before Jamie visited there in September. He is a happy smiley little guy! Please pray for a mom and dad to be called by God to adopt Joshua!

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Peter - September 2007


This picture was taken by Jamie when he visited the baby center in September 2007. I'm not sure what Peter was eating!

Tuesday, May 01, 2007

Tenwek Hospital



Tenwek Hospital is a mission hospital in the Bomet region that is a subsdiary of the Africa Gospel Church in cooperation with World Gospel Mission. Many of NMC's work teams have visited this hospital and met several of the missionaries that work there. They were all impressed with the level of care and compassion shown to the patients. Dr. Ernest Steury started the hospital in 1935. He was from Berne, Indiana. It has grown from a 35 bed hospital to a 300 bed referral center. They also have a Community Health Department and Development Department as well as a nursing school. When Dr. Steury first came to the area to set up his surgery practice the locals were hesitant. His break thru came when a local man asked him to help their cow who was having trouble delivering a calf. Although Dr. Steury felt unqualified he went to see if he could help. The calf was born healthy and Dr. Steury soon had several human patients! This hospital is the one that the baby center takes any seriously ill babies to. The baby center's full time nurse, Priscilla, was also trained here.

Monday, April 09, 2007

Peter - March 2007






Peter was about 7 months old when the work team from NMC came to Kenya in March 2007. These pictures were taken by Kay Miller and Jolinda Lengacher. The picture to the right is Bernie Lambright holding Peter.

Tuesday, April 03, 2007

NMC Work Team #5
















This team led by Jamie & Jolinda Lengacher arrived in Africa on March 16, 2007. The members of the team were: Bev & Bernie Lambright, Stacey Seitz, Verle Hochstetler, Nancy Nettrour, Kay Miller, Mike & Sharon Thompson, Peggy & Robby Bearss and Michelle Pippenger. This team was determined to help Bill finish the next phase of the baby center as he & Melody were leaving Kenya within the next month. Again there was a lot of painting to be done and the final water tower to build. The ladies attended the ladies meeting and helped with Sunday School. Of course a big highlight of the week was the time spent with the babies. They were now housed in the section of the building that the last team helped finish. There were 24 babies in all living there at the time. The babies especially enjoyed being taken outside to play. Again, this team came home on March 31st with a passion for the sweet little babies in an orphanage in Kenya. And a strong desire to see God's work continue and to increase the amount of babies that the orphanage can help survive. And not only survive but thrive!
It would be great if the team members from this trip could comment below. Also anyone with any questions about the baby center can send their question by using the comment link below.

Sunday, March 25, 2007

2007 03 Kenya Team Picture

Front Row:  Verle Hochstetler, Peggy Bearss, Beverly Lambright, Stacy Seitz , Jamie Lengacher, Jolinda Lengacher, Mike Thompson,
Back Row: Kay Miller, Bernie Lambright, Nancy Nettrour, Robbie Bearss, Michelle Pippenger

Friday, November 03, 2006

NMC Work Team #4
















On October 13th, 2006 Tom & Terry Richmond led a group back to the baby center. The team members were: Al & Alta Molebash, Jan Yoder, Jamie, Jolinda, Monica & Brittany Lengacher, Ken & Cathy Nipper and Dan Jacobs. This team was especially excited because this time there were babies living in the duplex! A full work schedule of painting, laundry, electrical, roofing and plastering walls was intermitted with time spent holding, feeding and loving 15 little babies. They also attended the Ladies Meeting as well as helping with the Street Kids Ministry in Nakuru and the local Sunday School. This team had a hard time leaving the babies but returned on October 28th with a renewed urgency to finish the baby center so more babies will find a loving home.
If you have any questions about the baby center or if you were on this team and would like to make a comment, please click on the comment button below!

Wednesday, October 04, 2006

2006 10 Kenya Team Picture - Babies

Front Row: Al Molebash, Ken Nipper, Dan Jacobs, Monica Lengacher
2nd Row: Alta Molebash, Jan Yoder, Terry Richmond
Back Row: Cathy Nipper, Jolinda Lengacher, Tom Richmond, Jamie Lengacher, Brittany Lengacher

Tuesday, October 03, 2006

2006 10 Kenya Team Picture - Construction Crew

Front Row:  Al Molebash, Jamie Lengacher, Dan Jacobs, Tom Richmond
Back Row:  Ken Nipper, Bill Dearmon

Wednesday, November 30, 2005

NMC Work Team #3


On November 4th, 2005 Tom and Terry Richmond once again led a group of men and women from our congregation to Kenya Africa to continue the work on the baby center. This team consisted of Ken & Cathy Nipper, Verle Hochstetler, Phil Hahn, Gary Pippenger, Dan Jacobs, Floyd Miller, Harvey Miller and Linda Arch. They built 2 water towers and helped with the 1st addition of the baby center. They also did a lot of painting at the new Ngata Africa Gospel Church as well as on the other side of the duplex inside and out. This side of the duplex will be used to house the babies until the baby center is completed. They enjoyed playing games with the school children and having Chai with the workers. This team returned on November 19th with the satisfaction of hands-on involvement with the local church, providing water storage for the future baby center and preparing the duplex for the babies that would soon arrive.

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