Mission Trip: July 2013

                                       These are random pictures that I take when I remember my camera.
                                        We are working with the YSA in Berbice. Pictures below, You will
                                        recognize the YSA, they are a little younger than we are. Ha.
                                       We also have many other assignments as well as opportunities to serve.
                                                                        Enjoy

Papaya growing in our yard. Below are a few more pictures with
the fruit at different stages. They are not ready to eat. When they
turn yellow, they are ready to eat. Our neighbor tells us when it is ready.
We let her eat them. We do not like papaya.

I think Elder Treseder planted this tree.

Marvin was baptized

Marvin has on orange shirt. The others are the Phagwah

family. The Carter's & Elders

Shanez Khan & Jeanette Haniff

Shanez - in purple blouse wants to be baptized

Elder Peck & Coelho with Shanez family

Bro. Bohola

Clowning with my umbrella

We had a flat tire in Black Bush

                                         Bro. Basdeo, so helpful. He had worked all day
                                         in the rice fields. He was walking home after a long
                                        day of working in the rice fields. Saw us and came over to help.
                                        Then walked away with a smile on his happy face. It warmed my
                                        heart. Most people here are very humble.
                                        I felt the Lord was very aware of us.

Three angels came to our rescue

                                                Another angel, we were running low on gas, had a flat tire
                                           we were in the back forty in an area called Black Bush.
                                           this station did not sell gas to the public. She said they would
                                           sell us some. The owner invited us in and gave us a cold drink and
                                           three guys changes our flat tire so Elder Carter, Elder Peck & Coelho
                                           didn't have to get dirty. We love them.

Black beetles come in the Canje bld. every night.

Canje

Two going home. Two transfered.

Berbice Missionaries

Transfer day.

Banana tree in our yard

Not ripe yet, still growing

Elder Parisot

Elder M. Anderson

Baby donkey

Fresh meat.

Fresh meat on the street.

Street vendors

This how they clean out the trenches.

                           My adopted Guyanese grandson
                           Joshua. He is very sweet.

Joshua sits with me when I visit their
Branch. He likes to hold my hand.

Elder Carter continues to loose weight.

                                           Next five pictures are BJ our neighbor, he is
                                         slashing the lawn.

Excited, we got a package from Farrah.

Farrah sure knows how to pack a box.

Enjoying Grandma's oatmeal cookie

New pants. they fit.

He's down 3 sizes

So excited for deodorant & hair color

Fast food

Tires could be expensive. $20.00 Guyana dollars

                                               You can get very close to the animals.
                                                                     Morning Walk