Can you pick out a couple of faces in the picture?
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05 November 2011
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Blog Introduction
- Karibu sana! We are the Eads family (Dan, Jana, Grace, Silas, and Moriah) in Mwanza, Tanzania. We are working with Grace Baptist Mission. Sent by Parkers Lake Baptist Church in Plymouth, Minnesota, we moved here in fall of 2008. Dan is ministering in church-planting and leadership training. We live next to Tumaini Children's home, another ministry of Grace Baptist Mission. Through this blog, we hope to keep many friends, family, and supporters informed about our everyday lives here.
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- Diana on I am Thankful for an Overflowing Septic Tank and Getting Stuck in the Mud
- Diana on Christmas Lights
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I believe I see Rachel G. and Grace E. So how did the 1st wedding go? How do you say, "You may kiss the bride" in Swahili? Actually, I guess I don't need to know, but I hope you did! What a happy group of people!
Posted by: Craig Muri | 06 November 2011 at 04:11 AM
Well, those are about the only two faces that I would figure that you would pick out. The wedding went well. I actually didn't have to even say "You may kiss the bride," because they were already pecking one another on the cheek by the time the last words came out. It is only in a wedding, in fact, that you will see a man and woman kiss in public. The bride and groom try to keep dead-pan faces the whole time, in order to show that they are sad to be leaving their parents, but it is very fun to watch them sneek little smiles and smirks throughout the service and reception.
Posted by: Dan Eads | 06 November 2011 at 05:26 AM
Thank you for posting the picture!
Posted by: Diana | 06 November 2011 at 06:50 AM