VBS in the village. They don't have Kalanguya curriculum, so they used English.
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- ECC Church Anniversary, June 26, 2005
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- I waited for a bus back to Manila at this rattan c...
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- Here I am in the famous Rizal Park in Manila.
- Chinese Garden in Rizal Park, Manila
- Sleeping in the Chinese Garden in Rizal Park, Manila.
- Here's a group of people riding with some pigs tha...
- I took this from the jeepney we took part of the w...
- Breakfast with Bong, Tim, and Bob in Kiangan befor...
- Upon arriving in Kiangan for the Bible dedication,...
- Many people danced and sang at the Bible dedicatio...
- dancers in traditional clothing
- dancing
- dancing
- Many people spoke at the Bible dedication. Most o...
- This is at the Tuwali Bible dedication. There wer...
- They had to butcher twelve pigs to feed all the pe...
- The people who live in this town must have been sh...
- This town was the location for the Tuwali Bible de...
- On our way to Kiangan Shrine.
- Kiangan Shrine. We went here after the Bible dedi...
- Kiangan Shrine in Ifugao.
- View from Kiangan Shrine in Ifugao.
- View from Kiangan Shrine.
- View from Kiangan Shrine.
- Left to Right: Bong, Bob, me, Jean (also a mother ...
- On the left is Bob, and on the right is Tim who ca...
- I took this on the bus back to Manila. Maybe it w...
- That's Tim from Vietnam in the stocking cap that h...
- View from the bus between Bagabag and Bambang.
- Street in Bambang.
- View from Jolibees in Solano.
- Eating Halo Halo with Sarah (Bob took this picture).
- In a tricycle.
- Here's a couple of kids in the river behind CFM in...
- As I stood outside at the market in Bamgang waitin...
- The market in Bambang.
- In Bombang.
- Two kids I met at CFM in Bamgang in front of a man...
- A street in Bambang.
- The hut. Sometimes we ate lunch here because this...
- Hanging from a mango tree at CFM in Bambang.
- These are the people I stayed with at the CFM (mis...
- A view from the road to the village.
- Here's a view from the road to Nansiakan.
- This is the foot bridge on the way to the village....
- Here's a jeepney going up to the village. The mou...
- This is the road going up to the village. It took...
- This is the kitchen again where the guests and the...
- Here's part of the house I stayed in when I was in...
- Literature distribution in Nansiakan. Here they a...
- This is where the guests and their friends ate dur...
- L to R: Bob, me, and Bong with a view of the rice ...
- Me in Nansiakan.
- The church in Nansiakan.
- Some singers at the conference in the village.
- huts in Nansiakan
- We met in this church in the village. The buildin...
- This is the airstrip that the missionaries used to...
- VBS in the village. They don't have Kalanguya cur...
- me with some of the young women at the conference ...
- view of the village
- view of the village
- one of the high school classrooms in the village
- road to the main part of the village high school
- high school
- part of the elementary school in the village
- killing a wild pig in the village of Nansiakan
- the lunch line at the conference in Nansiakan
- roasting the wild pig
- banana tree
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