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Here are some pictures from our trip last week. This place is really in the middle of no where. .

Yes that is the famous Lottie Moon in the last picture, and that is literally how tall she was. They have the picture in the children's building. I guess so they can know even when you are small you can make a HUGE impact.
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  1. Dorajean10/25/2006 12:10 PM

    You two have to be the luckiest people in the world. Not only do you live in a beautiful place but you visit beautiful places. Mom

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  2. Anonymous10/26/2006 4:32 PM

    thanks for the pics----that is some pretty country, all right!
    Pop

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  3. Sher10/27/2006 9:09 AM

    You two look like giants in comparison to Miss Moon!!!!

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  4. RC10/27/2006 2:44 PM

    gotta love some Hottie Moon :-)

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  5. Anonymous1/06/2007 4:34 PM

    Man, I had no idea Lottie was that small. Crazy! Jana looks like a giant in comparison. That just proves that God can even use the small things of this world to confound the wise! We need to have a life size Lottie Moon up at North Star for us all to have pictures by!

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  6. Anonymous8/04/2007 12:46 PM

    Hey this is Jen I lived at the MLC when I was 12. That was 20 years ago, sttange to think. Perhaps I will go into greater detail later, but I am just trying to piece together a rather shattered life. Would you mind sharing your experiences of being on the field? vida_loca_mia@yahoo.com

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