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Interior, Esmilda's New Home -- This is how we left the house on Saturday, March 20.  Shortly after our departure, the roof, windows, and doors will be installed.  If you financially supported any of the Asbury team members, a portion of their trip cost was applied to buying materials for this project.
 

Exterior, Esmilda's Front Yard -- In this "360" you will see a portion of the Asbury team standing between the porch supports on Esmilda's new front porch.  You can also see the spotlight that illuminated the site late into the evening hours for the block layers who labored tirelessly so that we might be able to finish the project before our scheduled return to the States.  You can also see her neighbor's yard, home, and well that faithfully supplied the water each day for cement mixing.
 

Woodshop -- The "woodshop" is a place where several street boys (teenagers) have come to learn a trade (woodcarving) and spend their time in a productive fashion creating pieces of small art for sale and thus the ability to earn a small income (and stay out of trouble).  Most of the boys have become Christians through the ministry of the church and now participate in a regular discipleship program.
The woodshop was significant to the team because 1.) it served as our regular breakfast table, and 2.) it provided the theme for the "transformations" video project that the media team is creating.
 
Neighborhood -- This is another view a few yards down the "street" from Esmilda's.  It affords you a look at her neighbors...
 
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