Nairobi

I was able to visit the Emmanual Boyz Rescue Centre in Nairobi, which helps boys get off the streets and back into school.

Nairobi was the first city I visited in Africa. I was lucky to be staying with friends and to have a lot of introductions set up. I was really afraid of the food and the water and all the horror stories. But, behind the walls (Nairobi is a walled city) I found an incredibly friendly and cosmopolitan city. I loved hanging out in the clubs (incredibly beautiful women) dancing all night long, going to great placed to eat. Amazing thing about this town is how large it is and I think I only saw one stop light during my stay. A great town. Can’t wait to go back!

because I’m going to go the ministry Made In The Streets this summer. I have a feeling it’s going to be very emotionally draining but very rewarding as far as personal growth and the like. I think my eyes will certainly be opened to the extent of my rampant consumerism. Value life in a different way maybe.

It’s a bit dangerous in the city so make sure you know who you’re dealing with when coming to visit.

go but watch out for the bad guys