some beautiful zebras
some of our friends making their dinner
selling tomatoes
first bath
soccer team
road to Green Farm
the Patty team
they make the machinery look better
I call this my Angel Picture. Mom looks just like an angel here
reading time at Green Farm
Bible study
my babies
the two Memories and a friend
My friend Memory and her brothers
Our good friend Kate, her husband, and her baby
Daddy and Maselino
Joe's little brother
Joe, Harrison, Kenny, and Isaac
fun friends
Joe, Rose, and Iryna
Teacher Caroline
Teacher Zandele
sweet ladies
the best two ladies in Zambia
friends
Teacher Precious
all the teachers
the children's skit
fun times!
they own the world... or so they think
me and my baby
Teacher Precious in her holiday attire
my little sister, Joyce
Kate and her baby
some lovely chimwemwe ladies
kwacha!
I can say by experience, these things are pretty bad. I prefer freshly sautéed termites, personally.
Little Suzie
so cute!
she likes her food...
...oh yes!
the way everyone carries their babies
such an example!
my friend Memory and her baby, Sela
Edward and Peter
Bliss and his big brother
my pretty friend
Rebecca
Evon and her children
Evon's house before it was rebuilt
Our first Hope Club - sitting on the ground
friends
they are "fit as soldiers."
Fred, his wife, and friends
cute elephants - notice the baby
my baby!
Some nice masks
5 comments:
Thanks for all the pictures, Sarah. They really gave a glimpse into what you all are doing over there. It appears that the natives have accepted your family very well, making that part much easier. Being as it's cold and winter over here, the dry, dusty climate that you have looks very different - especially since we've got a good 6 inches of snow. I really liked the pictures of the zebra and elephants! They are such an exotic species, at least for us Americans!
Sarah,
Your pictures are beautiful, and provide an almost tangible glimpse into Africa for those of us who've not had the privilege of going. However, the best part about them is your "tags"....you can hear the love you have for the people of this land in the way you reference them. The Lord is working in your heart through Africa as much as He is working through your family in that country! God bless you, and may He continue to grow your ministry in Africa!
sorry, Sarah, that last comment was me :>
Mrs. Dowling
lovely pictures, Sarah! Those were some looovely termites (yuck!)
Lucie
P.S. Sorry that I haven't commented in a while!
Your baby ,Suzie, is such a doll!
Thank you for posting pictures!
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