Henry and I were glad to receive the teaching help of others on this trip. Dan, a student at a nearby university spent 4 days teaching with us. His friend Nelson, also a college student from Mbarara, has interpreted for us in the past and this time in addition to his translating, he wanted to help out by teaching; he did a great job. Innocent is a Congolese refugee living in Kampala and working with Navigators. We met him at the Orality Workshop last month and he coordinated the meeting at the Congolese settlement. He was a great translator in Swahili. Teaching 12 books four days in a row can be tiring. I am thankful for the additional help Henry and I had.
Becky with translator in Kamwenge village 
Dan teaching with Nelson in Nelson’s home church. 
Innocent, on left, translating in Swahili for Dan with the Congolese.