Mosquito nets! We slept under those every night
These are some drummers at Nkoyoyo's Chain Foundation, orphanage for both sighted and blind children. They prepared some songs to sing for us!!
These are some of the children at the Chain Foundation. The boy playing guitar is blind, as is the boy in the green shirt. Too cute!
Peter Tetrev and Father Greg in one of the Chain Foundation classrooms. They're so studious.
It was a cramped 5 hour ride to Gulu!
People get very very dressed up for Sunday church, even little kids like this girl :)
Leila Baldwin playing with the Bishop's youngest daughter, Peace
We saw too many of these bullet holes throughout the town, scars of the war that left their region devastated.
Retired Bishop Gideon in his living room where he and his family were attacked by the rebels during the war. You can still see the bullet holes on the wall.
Bishop Johnson Gakumba, Father Greg, and Bishop Gideon!
Women greet men by bowing. She's already learning to greet!
The team! Plus our friend Tom.
We got to eat rice and beans with our fingers! Quite the experience.
This little girl found a friend in Thom Pennington.
Some of the clergy's children. they were great!
At our farewell dinner, the youth performed the traditional Acholi dance for us! It was so neat!
Father Greg talking to our friend, Lillian, who has an incredible story!
National Park and safari!!!
Murchison Falls at the Nile!
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