Saturday, October 31, 2009

Guatemala Photo Journal

Most of my favorite shots from the trip with just a few saved for a post of their own.



Part of the week was at the Mexico border near the Pacific Ocean. A lot of tropical floribunda (and malaria medicine)






The first village was high on the side of a volcano - maybe 7,000 - 8,000 feet up. It was so isolated and the people were a little aloof and hungry and in need of so many things.





James participating in the children's program. He told me Miss Susan told him she was glad to see he could finally color in the lines. (She was his Sunday School teacher when he was four.)





This man had the most wonderful smile. He was missing most of his teeth, but it was such a gracious, thankful smile. I tried to get him to smile for a picture, but just wasn't successful. He gave me a great one when he saw his picture, though.





These guys were at that first village. They LOVED getting their picture and videos made.






Some of the team with Pastor Marco Antonio. I really enjoyed trying to chat with him. We worked with him at his church plant.





James sharing the gospel with an Evangicube.







The road to the first village. I use the term road loosely.






This little girl still haunts my memory.








Roadwork


Hope you enjoy.

2 comments:

  1. The one of the little girl in blue shoes reminds me of a Life photograph...very nice with all the colors.

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  2. gorgeous shots. Did you know I'm going to Nicaragua in February? I'm nervous/excited/overwhelmed...

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