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May 28th 2007

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Sorry this entry was lost in the Travel Blog Crash.. But at least we can still enjoy the pictures ~Julie

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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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Keeping family Close...

Holding tightly to one another.. these two little ones didnt leave each others side all morning.

The church building at Moshi

Kilimanjaro Church of Christ & Bible School in Soweto

The Church Parking Lot

The Road to Shanty Town....

This is my favorite road in Moshi... calming as you drive through the great canopy of trees all along the way home.

Garrett's Buddies

Maxie & Anthony

Stolen Mirrors....

They got us all in one shot.....

Mama Elly...

Elly Martin & His Mother... who was here to take care of their kids while they were in America

Gracie warming up by the fire at dinner one night in Arusha...

remember its starting to get cooler over here....

Already missing Ryan around here

Our Moshi Coke Clock tower Round-a-bout

Down by the bus stand in Moshi

Traveling down Mosque Street

Hearing the call to Prayer

The Church at Kingori

24 there this Sunday morning

The Malaki family...

the ones who dontaed the land for the building to be built on.

The leaning pole building inside

The crumbling steps...

The left over concrete... and rocky floor

So much for padded Pews....

The Kingori Building...& Village

The ACSOP Students...

Teaching and doing a great job....

28th May 2007

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Good to see such happy faces and to know that you are having a truly blessed week. God bless you all and keep you safe from harm. May all the blessings that you need be given to you by the Lord. Thank you for all you are doing for the Kingdom in Tanzania and for you efforts in teaching the lost. It is good to see your sweet faces from time to time. With all love and thanksgiving for all of you. just ken

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