The view from the front door of
our headquarters, The Benson
Institute. (How would you like to
crawl up that rickety ladder or
stand on that makeshift scaffolding?)
Street vendor selling baked goods
that she is carrying on her head,
with her baby on her back.
We rode into the villages to work in the same mode that the locals use--open air transportation on rough roads!
A typical home.
Utterly amazing that the farmers are able
to plant corn on these steep slopes!!!
Some of the children we provided dental care for at a school.
One of the schools we used for a clinic.
Another organization came and used this scale
They loved the fleece blankets!
I just keep making the babies cry!
On our last day we treated about 20 prospective missionaries and signed
Another organization came and used this scale
to weigh the children.
A woman in her corn field.
They loved the fleece blankets!
I just keep making the babies cry!
On our last day we treated about 20 prospective missionaries and signed
their mission papers. We worked at the stake center in Guatemala city.
A wonderful ending to our trip!
3 comments:
Whoa you did put more pictures on! When I commented before there were more pictures underneath...weird. I love the pictures. It's so sad that people have to live in such bad conditions. Good thing there are good people like you guys that serve them from time to time. Sad.
I LOVED this post. Your pictures are amazing and what an incredible experience you have had, and to do it together, that is just awesome!!! I know they are so greatful to your love and service!
I really don't know what to say, but want to say something. Wow, I am so blessed. And spoiled! Thank you for sharing these photos. You guys are so awesome to go and serve. Thank you for your example.
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