Okay, God!

Okay, God!Barb ODonohue, an accomplished businesswoman from central Illinois, never would have imagined herself living the life of a missionary in Africa. Nonetheless, her life took this seemingly unlikely turn when God stirred her heart for the people of the Pokot Tribe in Kenya. Gods call led her to leave her midwestern life and make her home amongst the Pokot people. She established their very first school in 1997, and her faithful and tireless efforts to

Barb OÕDonohue, an accomplished businesswoman from central Illinois, never would have imagined herself living the life of a missionary in Africa. Nonetheless, her life took this seemingly unlikely turn when God stirred her heart for the people of the Pokot Tribe in Kenya. GodÕs call led her to leave her midwestern life and make her home amongst the Pokot people. She established their very first school in 1997, and her faithful and tireless efforts to love and serve the entire community in various ways continued for 23 years until she went to her heavenly home in 2020. The mission Barb founded, Children of Pokot Education (COPE), continues to serve and empower the Pokot tribe, and her legacy lives on in the countless lives touched by her obedience to GodÕs calling. This book is a collection of stories from Barb's extraordinary life that were gathered from conversations, interviews, journal entries, and other written accounts.