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Isiolo Confirmation 1985

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Samburu woman Confirmation Service at Isiolo, Kenya 1985 Photo GK +
Turkana elder and young man arrive at confirmation Epinding, Isiolo 1985 Photo GK +
Turkana elders during confirmation service at Epinding, Isiolo 1985 Photo GK +
Windmill, Epinding, Isiolo 1988 Photo GK +
Water tank and windmill, Epinding, Isiolo 1988 Photo GK +
Free water gushing from pipe of concrete water tank, drawn up by a windmill Isiolo 1985 Photo GK +
Alison Kings with baby Katie-Wambui Kings in Isiolo 1988 +
Samburu elderly woman at Confirmation at Isiolo 1985 Photo GK +
Turkana mother with baby at Confirmation at Isiolo 1985 Photo GK +
Turkana elder arrives at the Confirmation at Isiolo 1985 Photo GK +
Turkana women receive the Blood of Christ at Isiolo 1985 Photo GK +
Turkana women receive the Body of Christ at Isiolo 1985 Photo GK +
BIshop David Gitari confirming a Turkana elder at Isiolo May 1985 Photo GK +
Titus Ngotho at Isiolo with his congregation Photo GK +
Turkana women about to receive Holy Communion Epinding, Isiolo, 1985 Photo GK +
 
 
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