Filed under: Bangladesh, India, Nepal | Tags: Bangladesh, Home for the Sick and Dying Destitutes, India, Kalighat, life, microcredit, Nepal, Nirmal Hriday, Orphanage, schools
Now that I’m back in the States with access to a decent internet connection, here’s a short picture documentary of my trip to India, Nepal, and Bangladesh:
The kids from the orphanage walking to get ice cream.
A couple of the kids posing for the picture at the orphanage.
David, the man who runs the happy home, holding up some goat entrails--what we had for dinner. It was good, too.
Me and my buddy Samradh hanging out at the park with the rest of the kids.
Some of the kids at the happy home excited to see themselves in a picture.
Nirmal Hriday - Kalighat Home for the Sick and Dying Destitutes. Inside the Male Ward. This is where I worked daily.
A dying man being fed by a volunteer.
Lunch time at Kalighat.
In the streets of Kathmandu, Nepal.
On top of the mountain. If it was a little clearer you would be able to see Mt. Everest behind me.
A microcredit beneficiary I met in a very rural village in Bangladesh.
Benhati School, one of the two schools that Bethany School supports.
Pastor Don, director of Youth Ministries at Talitha Koumi Bhavan, the organization that runs the schools and microcredit programs I visited in Bangladesh.
A beautiful view of one of the many, many lakes in Bangladesh.
THE END (for now.)
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i’m not sure if i commented this before, but looking at these pictures you took of actual souls with skin on in India make me both beam and get teary. praying for the kids, adults, destitute, and you Little Jon. rest in Him and rise with Him. big Hug from your sis, LD
Comment by Little Debbie [Deborah Graaff] 29 July 2009 @ 12:38 am