Learningonthe MissionField

Liberty Pioneers, Kenya, Africa

Adelegation of Liberty students during the months of July through November built friendship bridges between Kenya and Liberty University tion. They also worked on water pipes and developing conveiences in thesmallvillages

The Kenya team of 1988, the third LU team togo,workedin several areas with the African Inland Church Members preached and worked to evangelize the native Ken- ream members work along sideofKenyan children to fillinholesoj"thedirtfloor:The teamhelpedin many different ways toimprovethelifeand Iifestyle ofthe Kenyan people. potential here tohelpthere."

"It was hard after spending five months in Kenya to come back," said DonOlmstead, memberofthe 1988 Kenyan Team "I keep thinking about the talents and gifts we have here to serve people and the needs of the third world I seeso much yans,taughtBibleatKalakolPrimary,apublic school, and worked withtheAIC Hospital

The studentsworked with amobile clinic in villages as residents needed medical atten-

Some studentstook advantage of outdoor evangelistic meetingstoreachKenyans with thegospel ofChrist. Evangelismwas theprimarypurposeofthe LibertyPioneerteam.

A fourth team leftinJanuary tocontinethe effortin Africa The program is slatedto last

A barren, dry landscape surrounds the foundation for the new houseofElyie Spring.formerlyaLibertystudent. The team built thefoundation and the outer walls ofthe new house which will be exlemelybeneficialfor the ministry.