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February 10th 2008
Published: February 10th 2008
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I really don't even know where to begin this week. So much has happened that it's actually hard to believe that it all fit into just a week's time frame. We've actually worked in 7 different villages this week at one point or another. Moshi - (LIFE in GENERAL, since we live here) Evangelism, Bible Classes & Evening Worship Masame - Evangelism & visiting Boma Ngombe - Teaching at the Nursery S... Read Full Entry



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RICHARDSON FAMILY LIFE ADVENTURES From the Mission field of Tanzania East Africa and back to our home state of Texas Our family returned to Tanzania, East Africa to work once again with the TZ2000 Mission efforts in the cities of Arusha, Moshi, & Kisongo and the surrounding areas from 2006-2008. This was our 2nd time to live and work in Tanzania, where we were missionaries in Arusha in 2002. This time we will be living and working in Moshi, Tanzania with the Kilimanjaro Bible School and Church of Christ. Brent Richardson & I were married in January of 1996 and ... full info
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The Front of the New houseThe Front of the New house
The Front of the New house
and the Yard at the new house!and the Yard at the new house!
and the Yard at the new house!
Inside the new house..Inside the new house..
Inside the new house..
Before we start painting next week.
Going to load up on water and cokesGoing to load up on water and cokes
Going to load up on water and cokes
Emily helping with the KidsEmily helping with the Kids
Emily helping with the Kids
Holding down the playground, while we are talking with one of the parents inside
Agape... Agape...
Agape...
Answering the Bible lesson questions IN ENGLISH!!!
God loves youGod loves you
God loves you
THIS MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!
Describing a lionDescribing a lion
Describing a lion
Learning to prayLearning to pray
Learning to pray
Leading the class in their morning prayerLeading the class in their morning prayer
Leading the class in their morning prayer
leading the class in their lunchtime prayerleading the class in their lunchtime prayer
leading the class in their lunchtime prayer
CJ's smile...CJ's smile...
CJ's smile...
he's growing so much..(this is Christopher & Julia's youngest son)
making the communion breadmaking the communion bread
making the communion bread
Gracie just had to help...
waiting by the baptistrywaiting by the baptistry
waiting by the baptistry
Setting up studiesSetting up studies
Setting up studies
The Exchange rate has DROPPED again!The Exchange rate has DROPPED again!
The Exchange rate has DROPPED again!
I liked the sign too... at the top it read, "God hates Corruption" as we are loosing value on the American Dollar here.
The rains are bringing the SNOWThe rains are bringing the SNOW
The rains are bringing the SNOW
Kili was covered in it this week!
The road to the church building in MoshiThe road to the church building in Moshi
The road to the church building in Moshi
The Showers bring the Flowers!!!The Showers bring the Flowers!!!
The Showers bring the Flowers!!!
Prepared!Prepared!
Prepared!
RAIN or SHINE
sweet "Lulu"sweet "Lulu"
sweet "Lulu"



11th February 2008

anonymous
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"Favorite Bloom"
I'm not even sure how I knew this, but isn't your "new favorite bloom" a Bird of Paradise? It's beautiful!
15th November 2010
Inside a typical African Home

Sulema Torres
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Supssssss
I really liked the house, it was really interesting.....

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