Scenes from Utila

(Click on a photo for a larger view.)

The view of Mizpah Methodist Church from the bay. The building with the red roof to the left of the sanctuary is the church annex.

Another view of Mizpah Methodist Church.

The chancel area of the church.

The Methodist Mission House was built in 1991 and has housed many mission teams. The house also serves as the Mizpah Methodist Church manse (parsonage). This is where I will be living.

A photo from the other end of the Mission House. The tank above the doorway provides sufficient water pressure; it is filled from the municipal water system.

One model of a Utila washing machine. Where does she put the quarters? (Can you imagine me doing this?)

The Utila Methodist Community College (UMCC) students like to participate in the Utila Parade. They are shown here in the September 1997 island celebration.

Dick and Nelinda Jaynes gave over three years of service as missionaries from Tabitha Ministries to run the Utila Community Clinic and make major improvements in care. Dick is a Physician Assistant from the U.S.

Nelinda Jaynes (left) visits with a patient.

A stretch of the two mile road through "the bush" to Pumpkin Hill and the north shore.

Pumpkin Hill (elevation 240') is the highest point on the island.

The north shore. I'm told that Hurricane Mitch rearranged several of the large rocks pictured.

	The view of Mizpah Methodist Church from the bay. The building with the red roof to the left of the sanctuary is the church annex.
Another view of Mizpah Methodist Church.
	The chancel area of the church.
The Methodist Mission House was built in 1991 and has housed many mission teams. The house also serves as the Mizpah Methodist Church manse (parsonage). This is where I will be living.
	A photo from the other end of the Mission House. The tank above the doorway provides sufficient water pressure; it is filled from the municipal water system.
One model of a Utila washing machine. Where does she put the quarters? (Can you imagine me doing this?)
	The Utila Methodist Community College (UMCC) students like to participate in the Utila Parade. They are shown here in the September 1997 island celebration.
Dick and Nelinda Jaynes gave over three years of service as missionaries from Tabitha Ministries to run the Utila Community Clinic and make major improvements in care. Dick is a Physician Assistant from the U.S.
	Nelinda Jaynes (left) visits with a patient.
A stretch of the two mile road through "the bush" to Pumpkin Hill and the north shore.
	Pumpkin Hill (elevation 240') is the highest point on the island.
The north shore. I'm told that Hurricane Mitch rearranged several of the large rocks pictured.