I finally got hold of Sandy's pictures, so here are a few that I didn't have.
Peter and Yosef, as we wait for our agency contact to arrive at court. Depending on the angle, Yosef looks like either Denzel Washington or Michael Jordan.
The judge, reviewing our file.
At lunch, after court. That's injera, there on Yosef's plate.
Elyas' class on his last visit.
Waiting to give the teaching talk at Addis Ababa Bible College.
About 6 students were present at the beginning of class...about 6 more trickled in 3-7 minutes later.
I mentioned "international institutional" help (in the building projects). The UN is not helping with that, but is involved in a lot of other things.
The Chinese built metro, on the left. A couple of other things to note. The person standing to the left...it's not unusual for foot and car traffic--both--to behave in ways that we'd deem risky in the US. Also, you can see that the cars travel in bunches...the rhyme and reason is getting familiar to me. I still wouldn't want to drive myself, but it's making more sense as we ride around more.
We've stopped for cattle crossing more than once. We've also passed a lot of goat herds along the side of the street.
Our balcony. I turned around 180 to take the shot of the building under construction.
2 comments:
Ange, how did it go speaking at the Bible College? What a wonderful opportunity!!!! You could probably be doing more of this type of thing as you are certainly an excellent teacher!!
It was great...the instructor suggested 15 minutes, and we went for half an hour...all with her encouraging approval. We had a good time, and I had a lot of fun. Went back the next week to watch their skits about addressing various problems in their ministries. It was a delight and a privilege to be with them. Then the instructor asked me to pray for them.
It was a wonderful bonus to the trip.
I'd really enjoy serving in such a capacity...and we may someday.
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