I took this photo while my camera was inconspicuously dangling at my side. I was very happy it turned out!
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- Linguistica
- Brazzaville, Congo - Brazzaville
- "We loved you so much that we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well." The Apostle Paul to the Church of the Thessalonians
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- Cultural Relativity
- ***During our time in Ouesso we took a little morn...
- I went with my teammates Byron and Annette. It wa...
- It was really fun being out on the water. I was r...
- This is how Congolese normally drive their boats. ...
- Pastor Akoula was the one who arranged the visit. ...
- Here's where we landed. It was kind of amazing ho...
- Byron took this photo so I could show my parents :...
- From one village we hiked into the forest to a nei...
- This is basically the extent of the village. Unfo...
- I took this photo while my camera was inconspicuou...
- Here's a frame for a new building. I think it jus...
- Here are some grass slats all sown up and ready fo...
- Just some typical houses. Africans don't use thei...
- I love this photo. Wish I'd been the one to take ...
- To close our visit, they shared with us a few wors...
- Again, wish I'd been the one to take the photo :o)
- We made it back to the port at Ouesso just as I se...
- I'm sure all the travel advisories say not to eat ...
- Congolese Cuisine
- Someone gave us a big bag of peanuts, a common cro...
- One day during my language lesson the woman sittin...
- Everyone kept giving us sugar cane from their fiel...
- Here's a VERY typical Congolese meal: fish (sitti...
- This is my little goat friend I met outside the re...
- This is our kitchen. We ate out a lot :o) Actual...
- This was a really special meal. These bowls are f...
- This is me and my Lingala language helper Lili at ...
- B-b-b-back to Brazza!
- This was one of our first language sessions. We h...
- This is our language helper Lili and her son Adan....
- "Ouesso" means "sun" in one of the local langauges...
- Aren't they cute?!! I memorized about 15 kids' na...
- There were always kids hanging out on our front po...
- It was easy to make friends with the kids in the n...
- Right across the street from our house was a schoo...
- The World cup factored big into our time in Ouesso...
- One of the cool surprises of our trip was for the ...
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