Churches Inclusion in Rwanda -- blog seven

Churches Inclusion in Rwanda -- blog seven

Day-7-Team-inside

Thursday 26th January

As Pastor Trevor’s flight was not until the evening we were able to buy 150 printed bibles for the children, youth and adults financed by Through the Roof.  Pastor Dominique was really pleased and we also had time to visit the Bishop of Rwanda who had recently been given responsibility not only for Rwanda, but for South Sudan, Burundi, and Uganda. It was lovely to meet him and his team, he certainly is a wonderful man.

We also got the chance to visit the deaf-blind centre in Kayonza where it was lovely to see the children being taught so well.  Most of the children still have some limited sight left, but we are not sure for how long. 

All in all it has been a tremendous trip where we have all been blessed and been a blessing to others. 

Our thanks go to Pastor Dominique and all the team for all they have done to make the trip such a tremendous success and blessing.  All the glory to God.  Amen.

Ruth Davis and Enos
Day-5 Preaching whole crowd
Day-5 Preaching
Day-5 Attendees
A room full of the sewing machines, provided for vocational training for people in the town
The UK and local team all together stood outside
Day-7-Desks-2
About 20 members of the deaf choir, all dressed in red
Trevor, a British member of the Churches Inclusion team, talking to the crowd from behind a yellow cloth-covered table.
Members of the team sat outside for the presentations
Day-4-presenting-outside-2
A group of people all in the same yellow-green tshirt singing together on the stage
5 people chatting in the corner of a room, with some head and hair models for training people in hairdressing off to the side
Day-1-attendees
Day-7-Team-inside
A young disabled girl in a purple jumper sits
Attendees chatting about the presentation in small groups
Day-2-Presenting
Day-2-Attendees
Day-2-Discussion-Groups-2
Day-6-Talking-inside
Day-6-Presenting-2
Day-7-At-the-whiteboad
Pastor Davis Gatua and his

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