TIME FOR ART IN KENYA 

Here in the states when kids start getting ready to go back to school,  our hearts and thoughts turn to Kenya. This year with the new mobile art kits we will be able to spread the healing power of art to even the most remote places in Kenya.The kits are designed with simple instructions, and with activities that are designed to be used with local found art materials. 

A Samburu child from Northern Kenya -  Art class in the dusty streets with street children. 

The Samburu are artists but many had never seen crayons.

One of the beautiful children of S.H.E.R.P. (Samburu Handicapped Education Rehabilitation Program) in a remote area of Northern Kenya

Children in the Nairobi slum of Kawanguawe enjoy creating a mural-their first.

Crossroads Africa art program, Int'l Assn of Arts in Heathcare is privileged to be able to share the healing power of art.

LIFE IN LAKE NAIVASHA, KENYA

This week Stan has his first official classes at the Crossroads Bible Training Centre.  There are two classes meeting: one in town and one out by the lake. The people are excited to be formally learning the Word of God.  Crossroads has never charged for the one and two year course. When the students graduate they will have gained a quality education and be better prepared to lead their groups.

Crossroads Bible Training Centre Town Group

Oone of the streets in Naivasha Town

The hill to climb to reach the Lake Group

Crossroads Bible Training Centre Lake Group

 

 

Stan playing a board game with his Kenyan family.