Saturday, September 4th, 2010
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Katosi/Mukono Apr. '10
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| View of Katosi and Laek victoria from Timothy Kakooza's church. |
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| Katosi and Lake Victoria |
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| The infamous "Katosi Road" - 20 milesin one hour. |
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| Rain makes it worse. |
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| Typical sight of overloaded bicycle. |
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| Timothy's church on the hillside - the place of the conference. A metal roof with no windows and a dirt floor. |
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| timmothy Kakooza, pastor of the church and our coordinator for Uganda, introducing the conference to the people. Behind him is says, "Jesu Afayo", which means "Jesus Cares". |
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| Here I am teachign in one of the opening sessions with my interpreter. |
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| Here Scott Stewart is teaching and filling in for his dad, Bob Stewart, who could not go because of doctor's orders. |
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| Pastors and church leaders taking notes. |
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| Larry Mc, Timothy Kazooza and Scott Stewart. |
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| Meal time at the conference - rice, potatoes and pineapple every day. |
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| More LM teaching - 3 times a day. |
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| Jenepher, Timothy's wife, doing music with her musci group from her church. |
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| A portion of the 258 who registered for the 5-day conference. |
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| Singing and dancing before the Lord. They enjoy their music. |
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| This elderly lady was the first Christian "pastor" in Katosi many years ago when they had no churches. |
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| These are the toilet facilities for Timothy's church. Ladies on the left and men on the right. One of the nicest holes in the concrete I've ever seen!!! |
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| LM, Scott, Jenepher adn Timothy at the crusade one night. |
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| LM with John, who is Timothy's "right hand" man. He has such a sweet servant spirit. I made this picture myself. |
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| Here I am with one of the island pastors, Kijambogo, who was expressing appreciation to us for the conference. |
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| Timothy and I are standing with a man who got saved in our crusade in Katosi seven years ago. He is serving faithfully in the church. |
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| Here are two women who sing in the church music group who got saved in our 2003 crusade. |
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| Here is a typical African home for 5 or 6 family members. |
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| On the dirt street in Katosi, this man is cooking "chapatti" - a cooked bread shaped like a pancake. Quite tasty. |
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| Typical street market in katosi. The ladies in the background are members of Timothy's church. |
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| The children are usually excited about seeing and touching the white man. |
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| Jenepher and her ladies singing at the four-night crusade. |
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| We had lots of children at the cursade with a total attendance of between 300 and 400 each night. |
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| Here Timothy is interpreting for me at the crusade service. |
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| We had about 25 decisions every night of the crusade. |
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The "Blessed Hotel" was right next to where the crusade was held each night. This is where we stayed for two week.
JUST KIDDING!!!!
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