I love this photo. I never got a chance to ask, "Randy, did you really have to turn that crank to pump the gas?" I was busy using the long drop when this picture was taken.
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Three years ago we went to Africa for a joint project with the Seventh-day Adventist Church and ASI. We interviewed those who have been educated by Ethel Twing, widow of Dr. James A. Twing, who died in service "For Tanzania." We took gifts for students of the Twing Memorial School and visited a game park. It was an awesome journey! Enjoy our trip Out n Back, and the projects we are working on now that we're back.
Rachel Twing Terwillegar . . . Randal Terwillegar
Tammy Twing Pannekoek
Carol & Curtis Frembling
Viorel Catarama
Twing Memorial Projects
The following address can be used to send tax deductible gifts.
Twing Memorial Ministries
PO Box 6
College Place, WA 99324
Twing Memorial Ministries
PO Box 6
College Place, WA 99324
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- Speaking of Game Parks . . .
- Up Close and Personal at the Game Park
- The Luxury of Getting Dirty
- Luxury of Education
- Runway at Heri Hospital
- Family
- Mobile Phones and Cordless Irons
- Female Leadership
- The Luxury of Hot Water
- The Luxury of Car Alarms
- What is a Long Drop?
- Cranky Randy
- The Luxury of Comfortable Travel
- The Luxury of Rubbish Bins
- The Luxury of Staying Hydrated
- Rocky Road, No Marshmallows!
- Driving, Driving, and More Driving.
- I'm Awake Now!
- When is Right - - - Wrong?
- To Hire an Armed Guard, or Not?
- Twing Memorial School
- I've Been Everywhere . . .
- Dar Es Salaam
- ASI DVD New Beginnings Training Session
- Flying Doctor
- Border Business
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