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- Baptist Guest house our first night.
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- Guesthouse room.
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- First views of Africa.
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- African cows, white with long horns.
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- Ben, Christy and their children. Our driver for the week.
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- Woman cover their heads during church.
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- African Communion
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- An interesting tree!
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- Frangipangi tree.
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- The main worship center at NBTT.
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- Lebanese swarme sandwich.
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- Selfie before church.
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- WA guesthouse. Great accomodations!
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- A participant signs in.
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- Pastors and farmers learn side by side.
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- Ken and Pungs from NetAccess make sure everyone has the the software installed.
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- Sitting in on a translation checking.
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- Jacob has worked on this translation for over 10 years.
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- On our way to Shendam for the day.
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- Uh oh, car trouble. It was still cool and our wait was pleasant.
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- Chief Joseph is the leader of the translation project. He’s a prince in his community.
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- We met him in his greeting room along with some of the translation team.
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- Here is chief Joseph as a young man with the other young princes of the area.
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- Images of the area.
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- Almost every piece of land is readied for crops.
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- The Gamai language project sign.
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- The head chief lives here in this palace.
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- We were introduced to the next chief outside of his house, woman on one side, men on the other.
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- Chief David, is titled the Long Dorok, chief of the Dorok area. He served us a delicious lunch.
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- The entrance to the local priest’s home.
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- Children followed us everywhere.
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- Adorable….
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- We hung out in the green area!
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- Beautiful tree at the local international school.
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- Bats hung in the trees.
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- Bats hang out until the evening.
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- Local home at a nearby museaum.
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- Cactus is a great deterent.
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- One type of local home.
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- Bargaining for gems.
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- Admiring artwork done for a local mission.
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- Ministry for widows-learning to sew.
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- Crafts sold by the woman.
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- The woman stay for a year learning their trade.
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- Beautiful mural in the widows ministry.
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- Anne learning about Tuo and Draw Soup.
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- Take a dap of Tuo, mix it in the soup and eat by hand.
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- Very tasty if you like Okra and spinach.
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- Two young translators Ajinka and Isaac.
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- Ken teaching BT software.
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- Professor Bibiana came to learn and support BT.
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- Pastor Christien came late but was able to catch up in no time.
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- Clementina came to support Prof. Bibiana, but was a whiz with the software.
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- Rev. Muse plans to make BT his primary work.
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- Ken teaches his class and uses lots of time to review.
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- Everyone works side by side for the week.
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- New participant.
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- Some of the participants the last day.
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- They made great strides in learning the tough software.
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- We took a ride in a Keh Keh into town.
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- Local fruit stand.
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- NetAccess building
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- Two of the people who keep the internet access open for us.
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- At the Internet cafe.
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- A Keh Keh. Motorcycles are now banned.
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- Where we stayed and served for the week. James was a huge help for us.
The Haugh Herald 
Marcia Welser
March 16, 2014 at 8:46 PM
That was a great email with all your photos. It was an interesting way to share about your trip. Blessings Marcia