We arrived in Entebbe 10 pm Fri evening Praise the Lord. All luggage arrived Praise the Lord.

 Today we will be driving 9 hrs to our home for this trip  pray for safe travel.

Thanks for your prayer support.   When we arrived at hotel at 12 30 this morning hotel WiFi downloaded but didn't send. 

 Time for breakfast
TEAM 1821

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