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First grade program
Mrs. Bailey, Jo, T.K. |
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Lorna Hansen and Joanna at the
ocean in Maine
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Jo and a lobster
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God's provision
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| View of the East China Sea from the teacher dormitory at Okinawa Christian
School International. |
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| The main school building. |
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| A view of the construction on the gymnasium. |
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| The elementary side of the main building. The left hand side is the
high school and middle school. |
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| The new officers of the Asian Baptist Women's Assembly elected in Okinawa,
February, 2004. |
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| The members of the Asian Baptist Women's Union (ABWU) Assembly planning
committee held in Okinawa. |
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| Former Okinawa Baptist Convenion leader Kuniyoshi speaking at Naha
Baptist Church. |
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| Our son Shinya playing a trumpet solo at the Okinawa Christian School
International Christmas program. |
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| Pastor Jokura preaching at Ishimine Baptist Church in Naha. |
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| Beach on the East China Sea. Okinawa is only 13 miles wide at its widest
so the Pacific Ocean is not far away no matter where you go. |
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| A vendor at the Naha Meat market holding up the face of a pig to be
sold. Pork (and all parts of the pig) is the main meat in Okinawa. |
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| Our children, TK and Joanna, posing for a photo on a street near the
beach. |
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