Mindy and Bobby in Kenya
Well it has been one busy summer for all of us and the dust is just now beginning to settle. Bobby and Mindy Roberts made their permanent move to Kenya in July and are slowly buy surely getting settled. They have visited Kingdom’s Kids and put a million smiles on their faces. The kids light up each time they see them and know they are being looked after and taken care of. All the reports on the children are great. Everyone is in good health and doing well in school.
Kingdom Kids is hosting its first volunteer, Tara Hays, who will be spending a few days with the kids and the house mother while visiting Kenya on a water well trip. She will be taking new photos for us so that we can post them to our website and allow you to delve into their world a little bit more.
In January, myself and two others will be taking a two week trip to Kenya to visit the home and assess further needs for the coming year. As always, we need your support to continue providing for these children. You can make a donation today through PayPal on this site. Please tell your friends about us and thank you for your continued interest and support of our rescue home.
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