Thanks to my cousins for many of the pictures in these posts.
We saw an occasional bicycle.
There wasn't room on this bicycle for the man to ride!
Passing out tracts.
The market near where one team was set up.
Some donkeys near another one of our spots.
One day there was a regular nursery right next to a Bible table!
Uncle Piet showing the men pictures of other Bible trips.
This was a church we were invited to attend. The man standing at the pulpit is the pastor.
After Uncle Piet preached, the pastor asked Aunt Hester to come up and say a few words.
Several of the people wanted their pictures taken with us.
Two babies had been dedicated that morning. Here they are being photographed with their proud fathers.
After Joe Taylor's group left, Brian and Crystelle Coleman came to help for a couple weeks. In this picture, the boys are helping Brian set up a "gazebo" for shade.
Doing business.
Both this lady and her little girl were carrying something on their heads.
Several ladies looking.
A truckload of schoolchildren.
This was at another church where we were invited. The children performed along with songs being played on a computer. It's kind of hard to find the right word to describe their "performance". It was kind of like they danced in place.
Uncle Piet had been asked to preach. He spoke in English, and the pastor translated into Oshiwambo.
One day this lady came by with her twins.
This group of ladies all were carrying loads on their heads, and each one had a baby on her back.
We sold quite a few Bibles to police officers.
Kuni being silly.
One afternoon we pulled all the bedding out of our tents to air it. Ezra used a wooden spoon that Candace had bought to whack all the dust out of this mattress.
One evening Amaris made supper. Brian was very interested to see how she made this soup.
On several evenings, Uncle Piet would grill chicken.
One evening, he gave a lesson on making "pap". It's just made with corn meal and water. If you want it to be less mushy, and more crumbly, you just use less water.
Amaris taking a turn stirring.
One night, we girls all got a break from dishes!
