
Ein Höhepunkt war der Besuch von Malo Island, auf der Karte direkt unterhalb des Wortes "Luganville" zu erkennen, von Samstag bis Donnerstag vor Weihnachten. Dort haben wir den Sonntags-Gottesdienst gestaltet, und danach je am Morgen und am Abend ein teaching gehalten, also eine Art Lehrvortrag für die Gemeinde.
Find here an overview map of Vanuatu. The first four weeks we stayed most of the time on Santo, in Luganville city directly (at the local AoG church). The same building also hosts the Santo Christian School.
A highligth was a visit on Malo Island. You can find it as little spot under the "Luganville" term. We stayed on Malo from Saturday to Thursday the week before Christmas. We lead the sunday service, and then we did twice a teaching daily, in the mornings and in the evenings.
Crossing with a boat from Santo to Malo Island.
Malo's local youth plus a visitor.
Frangipani - beautiful and very common.
Public transport in Vanuatu - a pickup truck.
What to do with tons of WW II mashinery? Sell it - or dump it in the sea. And you can find it there even today after more than 60 years...
Million Dollar Point (engl.)
Introducing: a true Christmas tree. Forget a conifer!
Have a guess for the story...
One of Vanuatu's many islands (seen on the flight back to Efate). A dream, isn't it?

Josh (NZ), Jordan (CAN), Frank (Stuttgart), Gabriel (S.KOR/NZ), Neisha (AUS), Riina (FIN), James (VAN).
1 Kommentar:
hey frank, coole bilder!
freu mich auf dein Wiederkommen!
segen Franz
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