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| On Christmas Eve President and Sister Martino invited all the couples to the mission home for the evening and to stay over |
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| We had a wonderful dinner |
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| Prepared by these two sisters |
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| There is this beautiful nativity near the mission home that people come to see. We stood by it and sang Christmas carols and passed out cookies |
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| Sister Tieschner showing the gift she got in our gift exchange |
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| Sister Woodruff brought these paper hot air balloons that we lit and watched them float away. Hoping and praying we wouldn't cause a fire somewhere!! |
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| The next morning we went to the government hospital and took gifts to the children's wing |
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| The hospital was crowded and poor and it could be depressing but we tried to focus on the bit of cheer we could bring to them |
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| Beautiful babies |
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| There were about 50 children ranging from new born to teens |
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| They all had parents with them |
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| She never let go of her Minnie Mouse |
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| This one wanted her orange but she was not too sure about us |
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| The babies didn't know what to think of us but the parents were very appreciative |
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| This one was scared to death of us. |
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| She is so cute |
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| I think she was wondering who these strange white people were. |
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| I wish I could bring them all home. |
I wish you could bring them all home too! They are so beautiful.
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