Today started with another warm welcome (cheers, screams and clapping included) from the children, followed by praying over each class for the day. Next, we headed deeper into the slum where the youth hall is located and picked up where we left off from yesterday. After carrying large pieces lumber through the narrow paths of the slum, we continued to work on the walls and roof framing. Today we finished the roof trusses and about half of the corrugated metal wall construction. Crystal, Laura, Kari and Steve spent time constructing and painting a back wall (made up of corrugated metal) at the church site. Kathleen, Jamie, Sharon, Mike M. and Alison spent time playing with the kids during their break (including basketball, soccer, hula hooping, jump rope, hand games, Hokey Pokey and more). Alan, Mike B., John, Kirk and Scott spent the day working hard on the youth hall, from hammering to sawing (and some pull-up competitions in between). Later in the afternoon, Alan led a music lesson with the Mzungu Nguvu Choir, along with Crystal directing and Kathleen and Sharon writing the phonetic spelling of the words on the board and coming up with corresponding hand motions. Many sacrifices were made in order to make significant progress on the youth hall and complete the other projects asked of us for the day. After a long day of sun, work, and play, we ended the night with a revival at the church, and Steve sharing his testimony and the impact three specific Bible verses have had on his life. Towards the end of the revival, the electricity at the church went out…just another reminder of life in a third world country (for those that have electricity, rolling blackouts are a common occurrence in the slums of Kenya).