WATSAP?
Ive had a greta few days getting to know the students of the college here in EN Gedi. There is a Leaders school and a teachers training school, each of which have about thirty or forty students. They are very friendly and were very interested in the photos from NZ. They are very commited to God and the worship in the mornings is powerful. They dont need a sound system at all, their voices are so loud you can hear the music well from our room which is quite a distance from us. The first moring, yesterday, the music brought tears to my eyes even though I couldn't understand it. It was just so powerful and sincere.
I also went for a run yesterday afternoon with PC who we're staying with. It was very hot, but a great oportunity to see the area. They are quite a few Massai people living arround us and lots of farmers etc. There are some people at the end of the road who break rocks. Thats what they do. Just break these big boulders all day. They get about 1 to 1.50 US a day. The run was great though and my sneakers were red from the dust by the time we were back.