One of the funnest things was the people we met. Of course there was no time establish ever lasting friendships...that will come later. If the people we did meet and talk with are any indication of the overall character of South Sudanese, then this country has tremendous promise. Jon took these pictures. The pictures he took while he was in the marketplace are some of my favorites. What better way to communicate when you can't speak Arabic.
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| Deng was once one of Sudan's 'Lost Boys' today he is the administrator of a hospital. |
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| Inside the refugee camp called Kakuma, on the border of Kenya and S.Sudan. |
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Praying with the faithful in Kakuma refugee camp.
Her name is Suzy, she speaks Arabic, lives in the bush, cooks for many people! My new hero!
This is Mango Ministries newest employee Adhanom, from Eritrea.
Jon took the following pictures in the market place! He made some new friends that day!
Grumpy tea lady. Thats a whole different story.
So, there you have it. Some, not all, but a good variety of the people we met!
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