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Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Building a House Cook

One thing the believers in this village have started doing together is "work projects" (as we would call them in America.) When someone needs a new house cook everyone works together gathering the bamboo from the jungle, making the walls and the roof, and the wives cook a meal for all the workers. I think they built three while we were there so Jonathan got to help out too!



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