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Williams family newsletter page 3

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Title

Williams family newsletter page 3

Rights

In Copyright – Rights-Holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable

Subject

Family archives
Work and family
Families--Religious life
Family life

Description

Images of the Williams' ministry work with the Chuj people in San Sebastian Coatan, Guatemala. Descriptions of images with corresponding captions, from top-to-bottom, left-to-right:
  • 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".

Type

Image

Creator

Williams, Barbara "Bobbie" (Thayer)
Williams, Kenneth

Language

eng

Identifier

msbak000048

Format

Image/jpeg

Relation

Park County Local History Archives
Baker Manuscript Collection Inventory

Source

Manuscripts
Park County Local History Archive
Baker Family Collection, box 3, folder 25

Date

1958-2008

Coverage

Guatemala (country)
San Sebastian Coatan (inhabited place)

Collection

Park County Local History Archive Manuscript Collection

Tags

Barbara Del Thayer, Barbara Thayer Williams, Bobbie Thayer, Kenneth Williams, Thayer family, Williams family

Citation

Williams, Barbara "Bobbie" (Thayer) and Williams, Kenneth, “Williams family newsletter page 3,” Park County Local History Digital Archive, accessed June 6, 2025, https://pclha.cvlcollections.org/items/show/2605.

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