Pumpkin patch

Here were are at Aloun Farms. This quarter the students have been reading all kinds of pumpkin books and writing about how they grow and change. So now its time for them to see the pumpkins for themselves!

It was very educational. Have you ever seen a white pumpkin? Now you have! They also grow a variety of other vegetables.








Each person gets to pick a pumpkin and take it home!

As long as you can carry it! LOL!

looking back

Here's our spiritual activities of this past year.
Strengthening friends
Gary gets a gift from the house holder
freshly made
Witnessing downstairs of KPT
Swap Meet
Our Sunday morning field service group
Alima and Britany prepare to meet Chuukese people in Don Quiote
Alima meets a few
Our invitation
Mama Kiyomi in the middle at McDonalds
Young Mama Kiyomi
Witnessing between buildings A...
and B
Bible study after school
Bible study waaaay after school
Following along with English and Chuukese Bibles and Bible Teach books
Mini garage sale
Beautiful Bewena
Boy Boy and Mason
Alex & Charity (wearing leis) from Oregon are working very hard to start a Chuukese group there. Completely surrounded by Bethelites, Translators and former Missionaries.
Sarai and Debbie (both have been to Chuuk too)
Eripo
Eriann, Pua, Joanne (former missionary) and Justina
The Yonemines were also former missionaries in Chuuk
Boy Boy and Pua
Following along in the Bible reading
Chuukese dresses
Sarai gets a Chuukese massage
Octopus in coconut milk
eating on the ground
This is Sai-1. His cousin is Sai-2. There is also a Sai-3 and Sai-4. Are you following me on this?
Curious kids came to see us. They wrote my name.
Pua and Giddy
I love this picture of Niwine at KPT
District Convention (We have our own interviews and demos)
Pua's first part as an unbaptised publisher with Smarta
Pua invites a Fastfood worker to the Memorial
The van
meeting for field...
at the branch
The Chuukese Congregation in Micronesia sends their love to us in Hawaii!!!
Bye Bye!
Whew! What a year!

in the Zone

Since Hawaii is now with the U.S. Branch, we didn't get our own Zone Visit like we usually do, rather we were tied in with NY and we had a limited number of tickets.

These tickets were non-transferable tickets given to exemplary long-time Christians. My Mom although she's been in the truth from the 70's, didn't get a ticket because in her congregation there were many more brothers and sister in the truth longer than her.

In my Chuukese congregation, our newest publisher, Niwine got invited because we have a smaller publisher count, even though we also have a lot of long-timers.

The talks were tied in from Patterson, prerecorded.



We sat in back of the sign language group.

It was exciting to see NY on the big screen in real time.