More pictures from Mozambique

student waiting for class

sisters

sunset

preschool students after lunch

preschool playing games

Church in the bush
The group I taught sports to
Soccer field
Our infamous trip to Zambia -- break down number 1
break down number 2

Some of my favorite pictures

Wishful thinking

roads in mozambique

my favorite student

monkeys in cages is just wrong

Preschool students

The wonderful beaches ....

and sunsets

sarah

The People

The other American missionaries I worked with. John and Cindy Piper and Janine



Janine with Edmundo, a youth leader in the church

My momma when she visited...that is a termite mound. Now, most things are bigger than my mom, but this was very big.

The pastor: Jeronimo


George and his wife Sarah and their new baby Janine

Manuel: he is studying to become a pastor in Zimbabwe

The beginning

Map of Mozambique -- I lived near the central Mozambican port city named Beira. The town I was in is called Dondo. Beira is famous because it is the port that supplies Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi. Consequently, the AIDs rate is extremely high along the main highway.


Mozambique Flag
Mozambique is one of the poorest countries in the world and it also has one of the highest AIDs rate in the world (ranked number 10, see http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/mz.html). The civil war 15 years ago killed 1 million people, wiping out a whole generation. Yet, despite all of the horrible statistics and bad news, Mozambique is a wonderful country with amazing people.