JANUARY MISSION TRIP - 2005

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These photos are just a small collection representing the experiences of the Mission Team in Niger during January, 2004. The first photo names each of the team members who contributed to a successful mission from Enid, Oklahoma by helping Yacouba and Renate and the
H.I.S. staff in administering medical aid to the many rural villages of Niger, Africa.

The Enid crew ready to begin.	Dr. Cannon (on right) poses against an ancient surviving Bobo tree.	Crew stops with Yacouba (center blue bubu) for a smile for the camera.
Exhausted drill team, pauses after an extremely lengthy day of setting wells.	Picturesque tree in Niger near H.I.S. rice field.	Baptism, Niger Style
John Stam dedicates many in their baptism ceremonies.	Canoes are a common mode of transportation along the Niger River.	Drilling for water.
Niger Bride	Father of the Bride	The many eyes of Niger
A village woman waiting in the clinic.
		The hungry line up.
Praise duet in worship service.	Woman carrying a load to market.	Woman carrying a load from market.
A thatch merchant.	Dennis Luckinbill and friend standing next to a termite mound.	A carrot-merchant in Niamey.
Merchant returns to his home with his cart, burro and treasures in his purse.	Dr. Mike tends a wound. Even the simplest wounds can be dangerous in Niger.

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