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- The Isaacs' visit to Africa in pictures cont.......
- More Pictures from Africa
- Pictures of Africa
- Family Fest in the Smokies
- Home Sweet Home
- Victoria Falls and the Zambezi boat ride.....
- Meeting the Chief
- World Vision is saving lives in Musele
- Meeting the Children
- The Isaacs visit the village of Musele and meet th...
- Musele
- The Isaacs meet a fan in Zambia
- Safe Arrival in Johannesburg South Africa
- The Isaacs in Paducah, KY
- A Great Evening of Music
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3 comments:
So glad you're blogging! These are fantastic pictures, what an amazing opportunity to visit Africa. We love your music and perform some of your songs in our own family bluegrass band's concerts. Looking forward to keeping track of you here; we saw you in Yuba City, CA last year and hope you'll be back in 2009. Blessings!
I sure hope Becky doesn't go single -into photography! We'd sure miss her beautiful voice. The photos are beautiful, would love a set as post cards and many wall hangings. (o;)
What a blessed trip this was. We feel privileged to visit Africa via these amazing photos.
Our prayers are with you everyone as you travel and testify of Jesus Christ. God bless you all.
Janice Crenshaw
(Nathan's adopted auntie)
You guys are doing fantastic, as i read thru all these I had tears on my eyes, because being from Africa myself, I quite understand the level of poverty my pple are going thru and it hurts so much when you think there's really nothing much you can do, so you can really imagine how I felt reading all these.
The Issacs, may God bless you. I've always known there's something special about you guys, watching you sing on the homecoming series.
hey, the pics are just so beautiful, I was like whao, so there are beautiful spots in Africa?, and I really laughed out loud about the chickens, whatever did you do with them, take them with you back to the States? LOL!
Well tradionally its the African way of saying thank you so much.
Hope you'll come again and maybe one day even visit my country Nigeria.
Bye!!
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