It Happened On The Way To War (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
There was too much to do and we needed to prioritize what we could accomplish before leaving. At the top of our list was leadership. The three of us agreed that CFK could survive in Kenya only with Salim, who was still employed by MYSA, as the leader. Tabitha was too focused on the clinic, and Salim was the only other person we trusted who also had the necessary community focus, management expertise, and street credibility. While we were sure that Tabitha would support Salim as the head of CFK, the relationship between Salim and Elizabeth was on less certain ground. Elizabeth was aloof in Salim’s presence, and Salim questioned Elizabeth’s level of commitment and community awareness. In addition to executive leadership, our list of top priorities included forming a local Kenyan board and securing enough new funds to cover at least six months of operational expenses. We decided to focus on pulling together CFK’s grand finale. It would involve the final match of our first major soccer tournament and a major community cleanup.
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