One of our older students, Rispa, has been co-teaching a Sunday school class with Janet Allison (one of the American teachers at the school) at Ngarash church of Christ, which is just down the road from the school. She's confident enough now that she taught by herself when Janet was sick last week.
We have a Sunday service on campus every week, which all the students are required to attend. It is mostly in English, since students are required to speak English on campus, though we do sing in Swahili, too. However, our service is early enough that it does not overlap with services at the nearby church, so if the students want to attend a Swahili language service, they are allowed to go. A few of the more mature Christians among them do on a regular basis, while several others stay on campus for an English-language Bible class with Lewis (which I attend as well).
We have a Sunday service on campus every week, which all the students are required to attend. It is mostly in English, since students are required to speak English on campus, though we do sing in Swahili, too. However, our service is early enough that it does not overlap with services at the nearby church, so if the students want to attend a Swahili language service, they are allowed to go. A few of the more mature Christians among them do on a regular basis, while several others stay on campus for an English-language Bible class with Lewis (which I attend as well).
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