Strengthening and encouraging as we engage lostness together.”
Acts 14:22; Revelations 14:6

Animal Word Search

Can you find the names of some of the animals we see in Kenya? Giraffe has been found for you! Copy the puzzle as a JPEG picture, use your computer to enlarge it and then print it so you can start finding the animals.

LeopardabcdeLionabcdedfCobra
CamelabcdefgMonkeybcdeHippo

ElephantabdeZebraabdcdeBuffalo
BaboonabcdeImpalaabcdeRhino

The finished puzzle is at:

Can you spot the differences?

Shirt #2 has a few problems! Can you spot the FIVE (5) differences in Shirt #2?

Have you ever met a GECKO?

Every morning, I try to read my Bible and think about what God wants me to learn that day. Some people call this having devotions. Now a lot of you may think, "Having devotions is boring," but mine aren't - especially one day last week!

I keep my Bible, a notebook and a pencil case - with five different colored ink pens and a box of little colored pencils - in a special bag that I made. Yep, it looks African, doesn't it?

Well, last week as I was getting ready to read about King David, I picked up my bag from beside my chair. If you had been in my house - or even at our neighbour's house - you would have heard me scream. A tiny, baby gecko ran out of the bag and across my hand and jumped onto the table beside my chair.

To be honest, I wasn't really scared of the gecko, he (or maybe she, I don't know!) just surprised me, but he was REALLY scared. I finally let him run onto my hand and I put him on the floor and he went and hit under the chair.

AND I haven't seen him since, but I problably will one day. This little guy will be over 5 inches long one day, not the less than 2 inches he is now. We like geckos in our houses because they eat mosquitoes! They are also interesting when they grow up because they claim their special place on a wall and run back and forth at nights. One of the grownup ones at our house, likes to run between a book case and the ceiling - I' m not sure how smart he is as he runs back and forth for hours! Another one runs between a clock and a picture - over and over and over....

Color the Kenyan Flag


Every color in the Kenyan flag was chosen for a special reason. If you want to know why, check out "Flag" under "More About Kenya." To color this picture, click it and then SAVE it to your computer. You can also COPY it and PASTE it into somewhere like Microsoft Word. Enlarge it to whatever size you like, print and have fun coloring!