Let's see...how can I describe this city? Let's start with the trees. The trees are rich, beautiful, and very very old. Mango trees, palm trees, baobab trees (my favorite) and many other trees that I haven't learned the names of.
Also, Mombasa itself is an island. Thus there are lots of great views of the ocean! Joshua Smith and I just recently had a nice dish of pilau (rice, meat, Kenyan spices) while looking at the view you see on the left next to Ft. Jesus, an old Portuguese fort that is now a historical museum in Mombasa. I need to learn more of the history of this old port city.
Finally, in the description of Mombasa, I think I will mention that there are a lot of markets, mosques, and Muslims. It seems like everywhere you go there is someone trying to sell you something, the call of prayer echoing through the city, and Muslim men and women in their traditional, religious garments.
Hopefully, this gives you a better idea of the city where I am staying.
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I pray so that God bless you during your stay. It´s nice to see that such young people are very dedicated and interested in doing God´s works. God bless you. Keep you informed. Greeting from Brazil, Angelo.
Thanks, you are one of the very very few missionaries that portrays the whole picture of Kenya. Most missionaries dwell on the bad and forget to mention the good. Thank you so much.
Thanks, you are one of the very very few missionaries that portrays the whole picture of Kenya. Most missionaries dwell on the bad and forget to mention the good. Thank you so much.
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