Elly's surprise visit went off without a hitch.
Moments were spent visiting old Didinga friends, reminiscing about those ol' Didinga days in Napep and praying about the future, specifically Elly's as she prepares for and wonders about her next life chapter. The days were comfortable. Our time together was sweet.
Flying from Juba to Nagishot on the 206
Nagishot did a fine job of welcoming us home -
sunset landing, yes please!
Elly's first weekend back in Sudan was a busy one.
Our pilot, Jerry and his oldest daughter, Olivia were visiting,
Phil and Linda were in from Uganda
and a few other guys (not pictured), working in a nearby village,
climbed up the mountain for the weekend as well.
From Top Left to Right:
Mark, Diana, Katie, Jonathan, Abbi, Phil, Trey, Jerry
Bottom Left to Right:
Lauren with Adelaide, Olivia, Me, Elly and Linda
Elly and I did a lot of hiking while she was here.
And a lot of visiting with old friends.
Playing locally made instruments.
She's still got it!
Elly hauling water.
Elly brought along enough American snacks
to keep a small army hopping.
She also blessed us all by making her famous Didinga calzones.
They were quite tasty!
Calzones!!!
Old Friends - Elly and Lino from Napep with Dario in the background.
Love you!
2 comments:
Who provides your air service? I'd love to come visit their program and compare notes. Steve
Hey Steve,
We mostly fly with AIM Air, but occasionally we also fly with MAF.
You are more than welcome!
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