CMO 2006 - Photo Album
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) Finding a suitable camp site that is near water is always a big part of our trips to the mountains. |
) The CMO men woke up on this day to find their tents covered with frost! |
) The team stuffs literature at one of the apartments in L'viv where the CMO men live. |
) Joshua and his brother Jonathan swap "tracting" stories as they wait for the rest of the team to regroup after a ministry outing in downtown L'viv. |
) Ever tried to build a fire with wet wood? We did. We soon learned that it was easier to buy firewood from the locals. |
) The team arrives in Nyzhnya Rozhanka to distribute invitations for an upcoming film showing. We hired and old Soviet van to drive us from the train station about 20 kilometers through the mountains into this village. |
) An elevated view of a typical Carpathian village. |
) Evan Hein and Matthew Ballmann make breakfast. |
) Ukraine's breathtaking Carpathian Mountains: home to thousands of people who don't know Jesus Christ. |
) Joshua writes in the address of next week's showing on A4 size posters. These posters are then posted at various public places throughout the village. |
) The team heads for the main train station in L'viv. It takes about three hours to get to the Carpathians from L'viv. |
) Purchasing tickets for the trip |
) The men wait for a connecting train in the Carpathians which will take them to the next village. |
) Crossing a perilous suspension bridge to get to the camp site |
) The CMO men hike several kilometers every week carrying 40 pound packs full of gear and literature. |
) About 300 people came to the film showing in the village of Tukhlya. |
) Joshua preaches the Gospel in Tukhlya at the conclusion of The Light of the World film. |
) Clad in full rain gear, the team prepares to pass out invitations in typical, wet Carpathian weather. |
) A beautiful sunrise in the mountains. |
