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One of the missions displays.

One of the services dismissing.

Taking Marta - Public Transport - to and from airport.

My new friend Garib. A French evangelist.

Skateboard demonstration.

More French Evangelists sitting after dinner.

Conference ballroom.

Conference main hall.

This sticker was found inside the Gideon's Bible. It reads, "A literal belief in the contents of this book may be harmful to your mental health!" Someone scratched out "harmful" and wrote, "helpful".

Gary Cobb, director of counseling and follow-up at the Billy Graham Association, teaching about discipleship.

Luis Palau speaking.

Matt Redman leading worship.

View outside hotel room.

This is Jim, a Samaritan's Purse volunteer. He came all the way from NY!

This home-owner lost everything in the flood.

For the picture above this one, this is the water line. The water came up over 6 feet. You can see the line on the screen porch.

Another of the chaplains ministering to home-owners.

On this house, the water-line came up to the bottom of the window.

This subdivision was a lake. The bottom floors were completely flooded.

Samaritan's Purse giving a Bible to a home-owner. They both wept!

Rapid Response Team trailor.

A picture I took of the flooding while I drove on the day of the flood.

A gun-shot in a window near the place we ministered.

Jennifer and new board member Sandy ministering to a woman at a bus stop.

Pastor Paul ministering to a young man he just met.

Jennifer and another member of the team playing with the children at this laundry place.

All the volunteers with Adopt a Block.

Street view of volunteers.

David addressing those gathered.

One of the attendees brought a Jewish horn called a Shofar.

Ruedi and Sandy are the owner/operators.

The road looking out from the Mountain Top.

The Lodge. Beautiful isn't it!

Inside the Lodge.

Who says you can't do bowling when you are older? Here's a resident using the Wii!

Jennifer talking with residents before the message.

Cody's profile.

Here's my wife and Cody in the field and at play.

Cody at rest in the back-yard.

I'm not sure for whom these people came: me or Cody.

He loves being the center of attention. And these people love giving it.

We say that Cody needs 1,000 pets per day. That makes him perfect for the role of "therapy dog!"

This is a picture of me training the four instructors that will equip the church members in and around Phillipsburg, KS.