Dental Menu
Evangelism
2008
Proclaiming Jesus is Lord Of All
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| Tabula and Dr. Bill Williams in Morijo. After seven years of work with Kenyan doctors and hospitals, Tabula is ready for her final surgery to remove her facial / jaw tumor. Penny and Dollie took her to Kenyata Hospital a few weeks after we left from our mission there in August. |
By being in Morijo with us with her family, we were able to ask Tabula if she were a Christian. She replied that she was but that her son and grandson were not. We explained and prayed for them the Salvation message and they, too, became Christians that day. |
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| Sheila and Tabula have become fast friends, sisters in Christ. Once she completed her surgery, she recuperated at Penny and Dollie's home in Narok. |
Sheila accepts a gift of a hand made Masai necklace from Tabula for her support over the years. |
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| Dr. Williams steadies the patient as Dollie learns how to give dental anesthesia, elevate a wisdom tooth and use forceps to remove that loosened tooth. |
Dr. Williams wears his gift from Tabula |
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| The patient was from the border of Tanzania and had walked many days to reach Morijo in hopes of taking care of severe toothache pain. They were not Christians when they arrived. |
Once Dollie and Dr. Williams completed the surgery, Glori and Jeannine led them, the husband and the wife (patient) to the Lord with the assistance of John Leshoe, our Masai host in Morijo. |
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| Dr. Jeannine Wills and Glori Love, both of California, prayed with each patient they treated in Morijo and each one accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Their enthusiasm and dedication to bold and personal evangelism was contagious as the rest of the team took note and began to do the same thing with their patients. |
George, one of our drivers, was a gifted musician as well as drive and guide for our safaris. His songs sparked many to focus on the message of the Gospel and to renew their love of the Lord. Here is chats with Charity in their native Kiswahili language. |
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| Our team prayed with and witnessed to the Masai dancers and the wait staff of the Fig Tree Camp. They also offered communion to them as we had communion on our last day in Fig Tree for 2008. |
Jerry was a resource for us all and did much to show how we can all be selfless servants and Jesus' hand, feet and voice on our mission to Kenya in 2008. |
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Serengeti Plains of East Africa: Safari 2001 |
Email us if you would be interested in taking a dental mission trip to Kenya | |
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The 10/40 Window is an area stretching from 10° to 40° north of the equator from West Africa to East Asia. Did you know that 90 percent of all unreached people groups live in this region of the world? The 10/40 Window is identified as having less than 2 percent of their populations as evangelical Christians. |
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How to Contribute |
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Kenya Medical
Outreach, Inc. A
non-profit, |
For more
information or to send donations to continue God's work: Email Dr. Bill Williams Mail Bill at 200 Johnson Road Suwanee, GA 30024 Email Brad Williams Mail Brad at 5109 Morton Rd New Bern, NC 28562 Home: 252-633-7823 |
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