We’ve got a small medical team scheduled to come in later this month, and it seems there’s a whole toolbox of things—not just a wrench—being thrown into their plans.
Funny how that works, isn’t it?
Bringing light into a dark place isn’t easy, and it’s certainly not something you’re going to do without opposition—overt or not.
So, please pray as the two doctors and clinical officer prepare to come.
The guy leading the thing is a German doctor who has been stationed at Kijabe, Kenya—at AIM’s missionary hospital—for a year and a half or so now, and has done amazing things there. Doris tells me he’s tireless and has a real heart to not only heal in Jesus’ name outside of Kijabe, but to teach the Kenyan Christian doctors there to look outward, as well.
Unfortunately, his passport somehow made it into the washing machine last week, so now Chanda is racing to get all the paperwork and stamps before he’s scheduled to come here, in two weeks. That’s a pretty tall order. You might even say not at all feasible.
We’ve already lost one of the doctors who was meant to come, so pray for them, and for Doris and I—as we’re tackling all the administrative/planning things for their arrival and programme.
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