VOL.
10, NO.
3 FEBRUARY 13, 2009BATON ROUGE, LA
NON-PROFIT
U.
S.
POSTAGE
PAIDBATON
ROUGE,LA
PERMIT#575
527NorthBlvd.
BatonRouge,LA
70802-5700
Mission to India
UMW Sunday / 3
Mt.
Sequoyah / 3
Henning Mem UMC / 4
On Dec.
26, 2008, Christmas “visions
of...
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VOL.
10, NO.
3 FEBRUARY 13, 2009BATON ROUGE, LA
NON-PROFIT
U.
S.
POSTAGE
PAIDBATON
ROUGE,LA
PERMIT#575
527NorthBlvd.
BatonRouge,LA
70802-5700
Mission to India
UMW Sunday / 3
Mt.
Sequoyah / 3
Henning Mem UMC / 4
On Dec.
26, 2008, Christmas “visions
of sugarplums” were exchanged for
boarding passes for 14 college aged
young people and three “older” adult
leaders who departed from Houston for a
LAVIM mission to India.
The young
people, the majority from McNeese State
University’s Wesley Foundation, were
joined by those from other educational
institutions in South Louisiana, and led
by Rev.
Angela Bulhof, director of the
Wesley Foundation.
The group was
international in its intent and in its makeup.
Members were from the U.
S.
,
Jamaica, Ecuador, and Peru.
These students had committed to spending the
majority of their winter break on the subcontinent of India involved in two mission venues and extensive cultural
enrichment and exchange.
The 17 were
joined by Carlos and Saroj We
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