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United Theological Faculty Around Sofia Up Mount Vitosha Road Trip To Varna
Current building where the Bible College meets There is alot of construction around town Mount Vitosha from our windows We took some books out to Dick who was teaching in Varna...a six hour drive each way
Construction site of  new building as it stands Especially on the metro extention...one of the metro tunnels Bottom of the river of rocks Our hotel "The Casablanca"
First day of school 2007 More construction An amazing Rock River..water rushing underneath Town area
Krassy on the right is a staff member with a new student Gary became our new area director Rushing mountain stream Went for a walk with Dick before classes
The new Academic Dean Karen (Gary's wife) celebrated her 40th birthday This place is called "Golden Bridges" The "sea park"
Elena (who graduated)and Antonia (current student and librarian) Most of the team was there Bindi likes to walk too Theatre in pedestrian area
Nabeshda and Karen (4th and 5th from left) with current students A refurbished old tram The path was in poor condition Catch a glimpse of the Black Sea?....more photos in spring of 08
 
Greg and one of the students Cheryl hosted the first missionary fellowship of the year Beautiful Birch trees  
 
Alumni gathering Ladies who love to get together to pray and support each other Cher and Bindi  
 
On the right are Christina and Spas he is a graduate and they work in orphanages Simone, Karen, Robin and Wendy at Robin's Birthday lunch Sofia from above  
   
Johanna...daughter of the director A new batch of stray kittens    
   
Sveta, Krassy's daughter The McDs near town...the "Rock n Roll" one (they all have a theme)    
     
  Busy trams ...we enjoy riding them    
     
  An exhibition of photos taken from the sky    
     
  Greg looks at a photo of a glacier    
     
  Morning sky out our windows    
     
  Autumn path in the park across the street    
     
  Early snowfall