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Patrick – I am 35 years of age. I do some little farming near our home place to earn my living and even support my parents. The life back at our home is very hard because like now there is … Continue reading →

A Vision Trip is about what you can become and what vision or dream you acquire as a result of the trip. It is not so much about what you can do while on the specific trip. The purpose of … Continue reading →

In Africa the “Big Five” refers to big game animals for trophy hunters. They are: 1. African Elephant 2. Rhinoceros 3. Cape Buffalo 4. Lion 5.Leopard The “Big Five” for Bridges 2010 were: 1. 37 Peasant pastors in training at … Continue reading →

About 60 college students and faculty gathered at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma to hear the presentations of several Non Government Organizations on “How Oklahoma is Helping Africa.” Dr. Bob gave a PowerPoint presentation and discussed the … Continue reading →

The joyous sounds of graduation filled the air on November 27th at Bridges in Meru, Kenya as 25 very happy and excited women celebrated the completion of their two year training program. This is especially an awesome accomplishment for these … Continue reading →

Dr. Bob Rosser, President of Bridges International Development has accepted an invitation to speak at the 4th annual Symposiun on Africa at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha on Friday, December 3, 2010. The theme of … Continue reading →

Today I start the trip back home to the US. But first my friend Thomas (Kenyan who works in Okal) wants to meet with me. He offers to come pick me up and take me to the airport later. My … Continue reading →

What an amazing day! This morning our Bridges coordinator, Sarah (she has a car) picked me up at 8:30 and took me to the Stage (where the matatu’s gather to start their runs). Her husband Mike was at the Stage … Continue reading →

At the conclusion of every episode of the old TV show “Mission Impossible” the leader would say, “I love it when a plan comes together.” That is the way I feel today. This morning I had a great conversation with … Continue reading →

Another wonderful day in Kenya. The weather is so good, about 72 degrees. However it does get hot when the sun comes out. So many people came to see me today to wish me God speed on my return to … Continue reading →