Pastor Fowler arrives in Africa.

Pastor Fowler's room inside the Joah's house.

Member's of Refuge Baptist look at 100 hymnals sent to them from PBC and delivered to them by Pastor Fowler in two suitcases. They had no hymnals.

The structure directly behind the children is a drinking well.

View from front porch of Joah's house.

Razor wire outlines property, as security is a constant issue.

Pastor Joah and wife Tiangay (granddaughter on her back).

Pastor Fowler and Tiangay.

Pastor Fowler and Pastor Weah.

Pastor Fowler seated next to Pastor Weah.

Two hearts left by chance in Pastor Fowler's yard the day he left Washington for Africa. Photo was taken by Pastor Fowler's wife, Cheryl.

The Joahs run a Christian school.

Pastor Joah's granddaughter.

Pastor Fowler preaching with Evangelist Duo interpreting for the Bassa tribe (which composed about half the audience).

Pastor Fowler describing the best way to view the world and live your life--through the pages of the Bible.

Pastor Joah and wife Tiangay.

The choir of Refuge Baptist.

Pastor Fowler and Duo.

The Bassa choir.

Pastor Fowler and Pastor Weah (left of him) with soccer team composed of players from local churches.

Pastor Weah explaining rules.

The opposing team composed of players from the east.

Soccer audience.

Pastor Weah and Pastor Fowler. Both scored a goal and helped their team defeat the interior team for the first time ever.

Pastor Fowler with local preachers and leaders of the conference. Pastor Weah is second from left, Pastor Joah is standing in middle.

Pastor Fowler with Bassa tribe choir.

Conference pastors and leaders.

Pastor Fowler is honored after the conference with praise and thanks and is named a chief.

Pastor Fowler in authentic African chief attire.

Pastor Fowler being given parting gifts.