Urbancrest Baptist Church behind me. I am holding a bear - a toy that is praying in Russian. I am carrying it for children in Russia
| Children that were adopted from Russia. They hold three bears that speak in Russia. First prays before dinner, the second for the Bible lesson and the third for before going to bed
| Easter in First Baptist Church in Georgia, North Carolina
| Atlanta, Georgia
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Dinner with friends on the bank of Atlantic ocean, Florida
| Here are my friends from First Baptist Church in Fermandina Beach, Florida
| Vadim and Hillary were missioners to Russia before and helped me by enterpreting in one of Baptist churches of Indiana
| A home where I have been waited
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Gimnasium of Urbanchrest Church where I liked to play basketball in my free time
| American children watch my photo-album about ministry in Russia
| Atlantic Ocean in Florida
| My most favourite way to spend time was to ride byciles
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Walt Disney World, Florida
| Missionary conference in Urbancrest Baptist Church in Ohio
| Sometimes I prepared Ukranian dishes in American families and my friend liked such a variety
| First time I had an ability to watch a golf field as Russia has no such fields
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Decoration of houses for Easter holidays in America
| My will was to fly on this plane, but it was too windy
| Danny Griffin and two Tanyas - one is mother, another is an adopted girl from Russia
| A group of American children from Urbancrest Church whom I have told about the ministry in Russia
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I also used to play grand piano in my free time and I played it
| A man who is working in Nature Secure Service
| Easter morning service in North Carolina
| Train Moscow - Vladivostok that goes through Russia in 8 days. We tripped in it for 7 days from Moscow to Khabarovsk
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Baikal lake. We met it in the middle of our trip
| We could often see the whole train on turns from our last car
| Most of Russian people live in such houses
| After I spend 7 days in this train traveling through all Russia from Moscow to Khabarovsk, I was met by my friends
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A house in Russian village
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