This was taken by papyrus plants

Baptism in the Nile River

This is the worship service before David preached on Sunday.

Outside this church in Kasana

David preaching from James 1:2-4.
(You can't see the bees swarming his head)

Crusade in Kasana - Notice that a single light bulb was hanging on a pole for light that was run by a portable generator while our team leader, John Pipes, shares the Gospel.

David in his exam room. His translator was a nursing student, hoping to go to Medical School. That really helped in communicating with the patients!

Another Day's Work. David was glad he didn't have to dictate notes on over 100 patients each day!

To give you an idea of the Mobile Medical Clinic.
The sheet in the back divided the area for the exam room.

One of the High School Fun Games. The students loved this and the next day at the awards ceremony, they also heard the Gospel!

Jan and Baby Alina who our class prayed for. She was born with a cleft palate that had been surgically corrected.

Jan taking blood pressure and medical history. Deb is filling out the form. After this we shared the gospel with each patient one-on-one.

Jim & Tom are handling crowd control. Jim organized our set up each day & he had the opportunity to share Christ with many Muslim men.

All our luggage arrived along with all the medical supplies!

Jan showing the children a picture she had just taken of them.
The kids loved to see themselves!

Dr. Alina Pipes first had the vision for this ministry in Uganda.
Here you see Moms & kids coming to the medical clinic.

We found masses of people waiting before we even arrived and set up. Everyone looked for a spot in the shade away from the hot sun.

Patiently waiting to see the doctor.
The women came in such colorful clothing!

Tess & Nancy doing a skin syphilis test

Tess taking care of wounds

David conducting a surgery to remove a large mass from the patient's arm. Notice his head light used for seeing!

Mass that was removed.

Here Deb is examining a person for the correct strength "cheater glasses". Glasses are very popular to have in Uganda!

Bob's Mobile pharmacy - Trying to read Drs Carlson & Pipes handwriting!

Another pharmacy set up. Bob was the Pharmacist and Vikki helped when not conducting the women's seminar with Deb.

Muslim woman who prayed to receive Christ as her Savior & Lord!

Here is the local pharmacy where we bought additional malaria medication

A woman graciously making our lunch

We saw women & children working the fields all the time.

Tom's Workshop - so glad for battery operated tools! Building a pulpit.

A typical scene on the village's main street.
A man has all his wares on his bike ready to sell