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Sunday, July 3, 2011

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Victor and Christina: Mozambique, AFRICA; Welcome to our blog about our life and work with the 50 kids in our orphanage in Mozambique! Everyday is an adventure and we thank God for the life he has given us. Thanks for reading!

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10 Best and Worst (1)
10 Bichos (2)
10 Foods I Love or Am Not A Fan Of (1)
8 Photos from 2008 (1)
9 Things I Learned in 2009 (1)
After the Storm (2)
Alzira (4)
Ann and Mike (2)
Arriving Home (1)
Ashlie's Visit (3)
Baptisms (1)
Basketball (1)
Beira (1)
Bible School (1)
Bibles (1)
Bug on a Leash (4)
Cashew Face Estefano Pemba and Soccer (1)
Catching Ladrões (1)
Chimoio (2)
Christina's Family (15)
Church (6)
Church Picnic (1)
Construction (18)
Cuamba (1)
Daily Life (19)
Food (3)
Fruit (1)
Games (1)
Graduation (2)
Holidays (13)
In the U.S. (7)
Kids' Stories (6)
Language (2)
Life After the Orfanato (5)
Macua Culture (1)
Mosquito Nets (1)
Mozambique Island (1)
Music (6)
My Husband Victor and His Orphanage in Mozambique (1)
Nampula Friends from Other Countries (7)
OCC Team (5)
Our Baby (9)
Pemba (2)
Prayer Requests (6)
Road Trips (7)
Simba (8)
Soccer (1)
Studying for Exams (1)
Sueli's Bible Programs (3)
Sunny and Peter (3)
Tcharuwani (1)
THE BAND (3)
The Story of Little V (1)
TJ (10)
Truck (2)
Victor's Family (7)
Visitors (8)
Water Issues (4)
Wedding Anniversary (1)
Weddings (1)
Well (3)
Youth Group (2)

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