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- Meet Baby Artur!
- Final thoughts of Austria from Jeni
- Final Reflections of Austria from Sue
- Final thoughts of Austria from Kathy
- First it was puppets and now dancing?!?
- Not a Turkish Coffee, but still yummy!
- We found Waldo!
- They are just like us!
- Being in the Moment
- The Refugee Highway didn't end in Austria
- We're walking, we're walking!
- An amazing sight to see!
- Puppets found there way to the clothing room!
- In the midst of work projects at the Oasis
- Jause and a little hike to Burgruine Rauhenstein
- Vienna anyone
- Coffee or Chai?
- Oh what did we start here?
- What were you doing at 16 years of age?
- We're having a baby this week!
- Dinner at the pension
- Where's Waldo?
- Will there be enough?
- What's in a name?
- No title
- Graz, what an amazing place
- Too many steps
- Loud Americans
- Oye!! That's a lot of luggage for 7 people... and ...
- Hello from Austria!
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- FBCG Short Term Mission
- Geneva, Illinois, United States
- Contact Shayna Duncan FBCG Short-Term Mission Coordinator 630.232.7068
Refugee Highway
There are some well worn paths throughout the world. You won’t find these paths marked on any map but they are there. They are the paths refugees take in searching for a new life. These paths are paved with tears, loneliness and despair. These paths are full of dangers and pitfalls. Some people are trapped on them for years and cannot escape. Many are not aware when they step onto these paths that there are very few exits. Many will not survive their journey on these dangerous roads (Oasis Website, 2009).
Meet some of the refugees we will be serving.
It is a Latte Macchiato.
ReplyDeleteLook closely it has 3 layers of colour.
All the cool kids will drink nothing but a
Latte Macchiato