• Page heading and description: "Our 50th Anniversary of Going to Guatemala - December 1958-2008. Fifty years ago this month we arrived in Guatemala to provide God's Word for the Chuj people. We lived 11 1/2 years in a very isolated village called San Sebastian Coatan (SSC). In the beginning, we drove up to 12 difficult hours from Guatemala City to the end of road, then hiked 4 hours over steep mountain trails. Two years later we had a "road" into SSC & could get there in about 12 hours total".
• Narrow mountain road: "A typical stretch of our road (when weather was good)".
• Three chuj people with loads on their backs: "Hauling our 'worldly possessions' to SSC our first trip".
• Bobbie on horseback: "On the trail to San Sebastian".
• Landscape view with village: "First view of our new home town".
• Group of people around house: "Our 1st home - 2 rooms, shared with 5 Chuj people".
• Group of people standing in front of house: "The home we built after two years".

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• Page heading: "Our family life in San Sebastian".
• Williams family sitting in/by a river: "We had a wonderfully rich family life there".
• "Gaylyn & children we shared our 1st home with".
• "Joni and friends".
• "Joy and Joni with friends".
• Williams family seated around a table outside: "Picnics in our back yard".
• Williams children and others seated around a table: "Lunch with best friends".

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• Page heading: "Our Ministry with the Chuj People".
• Kenneth and a group of men looking at texts: "Translated the Scriptures & many other materials".
• Bobbie, a woman, and two young girls looking at a book: "Taught people to read and trained literacy workers".
• Bobbie and a group of women and children: "Medical work (Bobbie cleaning out ears here)".
• Kenneth and a group of men: "Trained leaders and established a Bible Institute".
• A man administering an injection into a woman's arm: "Trained medical workers who trained others who still serve".
• A family seated around a radio: "Helped them establish a radio ministry in the Chuj language".

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• Page heading: "Spending Time With People".
• Bobbie and a group of women and children.
• Bobbie, Kenneth and one of their children eating a meal with people.
• Congregation at a Chuj church: "One of several Chuj churches".
• Kenneth and two young children. Bobbie and Malin: "Reading the N.T. with Malin (Gaylyn's best friend)".
• Two small children sitting on the grass next to one another: "Bobbie & Kenneth (many named their kids after us)".

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