in the motherland

hey all-
i've successfully made it across the pond to london. i'll be here for a couple days with my brother and my dad before i head to kenya. there isn't too much to report just yet, but seriously with every minute i get more and more excited about being at ROHI. i'm getting really pumped to be a small part of god's big plan for those kids, and through them---kenya, africa, and the world. pray that god continues to teach me what it means to really love, expecting nothing back. pray for the kids, that they can continue to cling to jesus (i guess if you really wanna pray that for me, you can too). thanks for all your prayers, keep em coming.

love you guys,
---kev

ps. so ROHI participated in national and regional standardized testing this past november for the first time, and the only scores they've gotten back are for grades 1-4 i believe, and out of 30+ public and private schools in their region, ROHI scored best. number 1. in like every category. and these are kids who have literally come from the streets. praise god for his power to heal and redeem! seriously how cool is that. i love it.

pps. ucla lost to stanford? what? i leave for five minutes and the world goes crazy.