[photo journal] everyday life in kenya

Written by Dan King

Christ-follower. husband. father. author of the unlikely missionary: from pew-warmer to poverty-fighter. co-author of activist faith: from him and for him. director of family ministry at st. edward's episcopal church. president of fistbump media, llc.

November 25, 2009

thika-district-shops

purity-and-her-mother

mama-mwende-classic-shop

kids-walking-from-school

carpenters-in-the-market

market-gate

home-on-farm

david-and-his-cows

ladies-talking-in-shade

standing-near-bar

feed-store

women-in-the-rain

on-the-edge-of-town

For more from this mission trip to Kenya and Uganda, check out [the africa diaries]. You can also check out the complete set of everyday life in Kenya on Flickr.

12 Comments

  1. nAncY

    thanks for sharing

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  2. Joanne

    The pictures are the same in some places here in the Philippines….people living a simple life.

    I played as well -> http://www.joannemv.com

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  3. sikhism

    We take so much for granted often without gratitude for what is given. Thanks for sharing these glimpses of another way of life.

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  4. Robin from Israel

    Wonderful series. I particularly liked the paintings on the wall of the feed store and the smile of the woman in the blue skirt.

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  5. toraa

    Very interesting. Something different from general media

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  6. stephaniegeezees

    Thanks for sharing

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  7. Allison

    Wow.. what poverty. Debris everywhere! Makes me really thankful for what I have! :-/

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  8. BibleDude

    The photo of the paintings on the feed store was a great example that we used in our teaching on how to market your product! It was really cool to see that kind of creativity there!

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  9. BibleDude

    One thing that I noticed everywhere we went was the trash on the ground. It was difficult to go places and still feel clean. I am also MUCH more thankful for what we have here in the States…

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  10. intimeout

    Thanks for sharing. For the reminder. I always have hope to help. And yet, I find they do more for me…

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  11. intimeout

    Thanks for sharing. For the reminder. I always have hope to help. And yet, I find they do more for me…

    Reply

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[photo journal] everyday life in kenya

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