Posted in Uncategorized on December 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Molly and Kia on the phone with Maggie and Caleb (who are in Germany).
Caleb, this is some good pretzel salad, which right now is next to some great sweet potato casserole – wish you were here to “pig out.”
Molly, Mike and Maggie taking a picture for Maggie and Caleb. Hey Maggie and Caleb, did we [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on December 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Molly and her nephew Rody just wanting to say Merry Christmas to Maggie and Caleb. Merry Christmas you American Germans!
What is the rest of the Evans / McCoy clan doing?
Shooting guns of course!
For those of you wondering, he came close to the bulls eye.
Katie is a better shot than Randy, but don’t tell anyone I said [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on December 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
There is almost always games that are played (some better than others) and I hate to brag, but I was on the winning team of this particular game (just enjoy the picture and don’t ask).
While I am not a party animal, we do and did have fun being with folks from the church. On Thursday [...]
Posted in Community on December 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
While Molly and I were in Ethiopia, there were a number of people who helped us in a number of ways, the above picture is of Kylie and Kaitlyn making cookies at the Johnson home (Leanna). Thanks to Dolores and Leanna who helped make this happen (Ed – Dolores’ husband / Leanna’s father was with [...]
Posted in Ethiopia 2008 on December 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
After shelling the coffee bean from the coffee shell (a laborious work), roast the coffee bean.
Then place the roasted bean in a hollowed out log for grinding.
Find a good stick for crushing and pound away (approx. 10 minutes). Coffee must be very fine.
Here is the crushed coffee bean.
Molly laughing because she thinks making coffee is [...]
Posted in Ethiopia 2008 on December 18, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Jamie, an Ethiopian follower of Jesus (story to follow), Molly, Lynette, Leight (Mitchel on lap).
I remember this dear saint from our first trip. If I have the story correct, this gentleman was one of the first Christians in the Burji area, and he was one of BeckyLynn’s fathers students over 35 years ago. Him and I [...]
Posted in Ethiopia 2008 on December 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Jamie taught the men through 1 Corinthians. I listened in one day, and I must say he did an excellent job of summarizing the first eight chapters.
When we saw this goat skin, we said, “There’s our meal!” Listen, after living on bread for almost a week – goat becomes a special treat!
This is the kitchen [...]
Posted in Ethiopia 2008 on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is a picture of the sun coming up over the mountains – the other side of this mountain range is Guji territory. Isn’t southern Ethiopia beautiful? Great photography taken by Molly.
After coming out of Guji land, I joined the village team (Jamie, Leigh, Lynette and Molly). The above picture shows me handing out a [...]
Posted in Ethiopia 2008 on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is Lynette – happy to be in Gara (the capital city for “flies”).
The above picture is of Cindi, Matt and Ed waving bye to Molly, Lynette, Leigh and Jamie from the popular “refuge” truck.
Leigh and Jamie. Leigh was NOT feeling well at all, but she pressed on inspite of feeling very bad.
Time out – [...]
Posted in Ethiopia 2008 on December 15, 2008 | 3 Comments »
This is priceless and worthy of its own entry….
Very few people would know this look. Here is the story….
If I have failed to tell you, Molly’s medical skill was sought after in southern Ethiopia. Just so you know, the leaders in Soyema told me that all of the Burji District had heard that there was a [...]
