Kenya Open Team 2 – 2016
- Volunteers work hard on the walls of a new girl’s dormitory at the Kiirua Adventist School.
- Volunteers meet to get instructions for their workday.
- Teamwork is essential on Maranatha projects.
- The kitchen crew worked tirelessly to make delicious meals for the volunteers.
- The new girl’s dormitory will be a jewel on this campus.
- The old girl’s dormitory.
- Volunteers gave some much-needed TLC to the girls’ bunk beds.
- The block construction crew poses in the completed dormitory which they outfitted with new mattresses, sheets, pillows, towels, and storage trunks.
- The dedication of the new building was a high day.
- Construction superintendent Bruce Schwartz cuts the ribbon.
- Everyone was eager to inspect the new building.
- Two of the dorm’s happy residents
- Volunteers mix mud for the construction of a mud-walled kitchen.
- Peter Carver enjoys the challenge of this style of construction.
- Volunteers set up a pop up shoe store in a Maasai village and gave away hundreds of pairs of shoes for free.
- A small team of volunteers constructed four One-Day churches.
- Making sure the structure is level and square is a vital part of the process.
- Songs and stories were a part of the VBS program.
- Children enjoyed crafts at the daily Vacation Bible School.
- Bubbles were a hit with all of the children.
- Worshipping with the Samburu tribe was special experience.
- This church structure is a major improvement over the tree on the right where they used to worship.
- The bond of friendship transcends language and culture.
- Kenya’s beauty lies in its people.
- Volunteer Ken Neetz joyously cuts the ribbon of the new Subuiga church.
- Church members and visitors filled the church on the dedication day.
- Volunteers and church members pose for a group photo
- The project excursion included a safari in the Masai Mara National Park to see some of God’s beautiful creation.
- This king of the beasts rests in the shade.
- A few of the cheetahs spotted in the park
- The illustrious group of volunteers who made this project a success






























