About Me

This blog is for our personal posting and pictures and where we enjoy sharing what God is teaching us. For more specific ministry info; you can go to the To Every Tribe Website at the sidebar. We are in Oaxaca, where we will share the gospel with everyone that God will appoint to us. Our goal is to plant churches among the unreached in the surrounding villages here. We arrived here less than a month ago so have lots to learn. We stand amazed at all God has already done!

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Rainy Season

Waterfalls are plentiful in the area at this time.


























Rainy House






















We just thought this sign was funny. It offers free beer with cement purchase. You can build your belly and your house at the same event.






















Taxi- maby they are going to a house building.























El Tule, near Oaxaca City; largest tree (around anyway) in the world.





























The kids and Chris in Oaxaca























Elizabeth at Monte Alban





















Monte Alban is just outide Oaxaca City. It is a pre-hispanic city that has been uncovered - pretty interesting.





















Bubbles






















David turns 6 yrs old.




















Boys in the rain with banana leaf umbrellas





















Lily takes a guitar lesson from Jim






















Clouds coming in





















Corn everywhere






We really liked this pic because it shows 3 generations. The mom in the tradional hand made dresses and the daughter with tradional but store bought skirt and blouse and the granddaughter in pants. All the women dress in these with a few exceptions. The little girls usually follow also with the floral skirts but sometimes not.



Another mom and kids. The ladies all carry their babies like this, more often on their backs. With the rough roads and steep hills, it seems to work well. They certainly seem to have mastered it anyway.



Women cooking together





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