Play For Hope

I am somewhat amazed at quickly I have adapted to being in Rwanda for a second time. It feels natural to be walking on the streets surrounded by a million Kigali residents that speak a language foreign to me. Last year, it took me almost a month to adapt to living in a new culture. The entire American team is living with Play For Hope director Serieux and his wife and two small children. Living with a Rwandese that is as connected to the community as Serieux is makes it a great experience to meet many people in the area. Furthermore, I have been able to reconnect with people that I met last summer. It has been cool just walking in town and running into men I partnered with for ministry and seeing kids we coached in the past. I am excited about the time that will be spent here