Pictures from our gathering at the BCM and our time in airports and on planes.
Fun times in our travels around the city. Down with the White-Lightningites and the Queenies. Brown Beastians unite!
Gastown is the older, touristy part of Vancouver. It was a quaint place to enjoy a meal. In fact, "We had Thai food. I felt like I was in Taiwan."--Bethany.
Sixteen feet of snow plus three feet of fresh powder. 'Nuff said.`1
Home to some gorgeous views of the mountains, it's the highest point in Vancouver.
This area is right on the sound. There were some very picturesque moments.
This island was home to a covered market as well as several galleries and restaurants.
Some cool architecture in the heart of the city.
This proves that Canadians are crazy. I'm surprised nobody broke anything.
Recollections from our stay at Cityview.
The Bridge is a church meeting in the lower level of the science museum. That's their sign behind Cancer. You will also find pictures of bridges from throughout Vancouver.
This church shares a building with Richmond Chinese Baptist Church. Richmond is a suburb of Vancouver.
Our main focus was on sharing the gospel by helping students practice their English.
This was another of our main ministries. This particular morning, we walked in about four inches of snow.
"We went on the famous homes tour . . . Saw both of them."--Jules
This was the culmination of our week's activities. Approximately eighty people showed up.
Fact: Girls love dogs. Here is the proof.
They're all over the place in Vancouver. Here are some of our favorites.
We really enjoyed the hospitality of Pastor Craig and his family. I can't wait to have some more of those Samosas.
We sang everything from "YMCA" to "Wanna Be". Well, "we" didn't sing "Wanna Be". That was Justin and Robin.
You'll never believe what Justin did . . .
This is me revealing my "artsy-fartsy" side.
Once we got home, we had to share.