Wedding day/90's throwback

(To the theme song from "Fresh Prince of Bell Air")

Now this is a story all about how our lives got flipped turned upside down,
and we'd like to take a minute, just sit right there, 

we'll tell you how we came To Kenya from a town called Nash-ua 

From east coast America, born and raised

In Nairobi is where we spend most of our days

Chilling out, teaching, acting all cool 

Preaching the gospel outside of the school

When a couple in love, they were up to some good

Decided to get married in the neighborhood

Phil got us to the church late, but we weren't scared 

We said " Hakuna matata, wazungo will get there" 

We waited for the bridesmaids, and when they came near

We were dancing and singing with our hands in the air

Looked at the wrist watch, she was finally here!

Only three hours late, in white, with big hair! 

We pulled out of the place about 4-4:30, 

And yelled to the couple, "God bless, and take care"

Looked at our team mates, it was finally clear,

Ron warned us about patience on the first of the year.....

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The wedding was beautiful! Lots of colors, music and dancing. Tim even got to sit on stage with many other men of God to pray for and support the mariage of Samuel and Eunice. If there is one thing we will take away from today, it is the spiritual celebration of two people, glorifying God in their vows with the love and support of their family and friends. From the worship music to the serman, as well as the numerous prayers, we strongly believe this is the right way to enter into a marriage; putting God in the center. As this is our first Kenyan wedding, we will also adopt a new custom and really grasp hold of what "Kenyan time" really means :) 

Samuel and Eunice we greatly appreciate your open arms in allowing us to take part in your special day. We pray God continues to bless and strengthen your love for one another!