Missionaries all learn the skillful art of knocking on doors and sharing the Restored Gospel to those who will listen! I thought I would share some of the doors that our missionaries knock on here in Lima and through out the five countries in our area. In our area, many homes are guarded by walls, grilled entries, protected courtyards, and many beautiful doors. The owners seem to have a sense of pride about their doors, as you will see!
This is a beautiful carved door and is my favorite!
You can see an outdoor living space next to their door!
This door is in Quito, Ecuador at Mitod Del Mundo!
The next three doors are on cathedrals in Quito, Ecuador.
The following doors are in Quito, Ecuador!
The missionaries do not knock on these doors!
Back in Lima
This is my favorite door!
This is our apartment door! We have two other doors to unlock to get to this one!
Steve and Dean Standing outside the temple doors!
This door is in the Puno region!
These next five doors are in Puno, too!
I think I should bring this llama home to Woodinville!
Now we are in the Amazon region near Iquitos!
You can barely see the open doorway to this home in the Amazon jungle!
This is the doorway into a Bora tribal home on the Amazon River!
A door in Puno
In contrast is the ornate cathedral doors in Quito, Ecuador!
La Molina
Downtown Lima
Door of our hotel in Cajamarca
Three doors in this cathedral/museum in Cajamarca!
Main cathedral in Plaza De Armas
The door to the Royal Inca Bath in Cajamarca!
A simple door in this humble home outside of Cusco.
Door of the studio of Richard Chavez who creates lovely ceramic nativity statues.
Door at race track in Lima
Door by our park!
Sun Temple door in Cusco
Cool window grill and giant doors on Plaza De Armas in Trujillo
This door is 20 feet tall!
Many great doors in Trujillo!
Many colonial style doors!
Look at this beautiful door from Trujillo.
The following eight doors are from Cusco! Starting at the Temple of the Sun!
Hilda is teaching us about the different styles of doors.
Note that these Inca doors are shaped like their windows!
Doors at Inca Terra Lodge
See the door weight at the left.
Great doors to government homes in Cusco.
Cusco Spanish style door
Copper embossed door with Nasca lines (geoglyphs), Inca warriors, and native dancers.
Jim Fitzgerald poses by this doorway.
Lovely entrance to Hacienda Restaurante!
These ornate designs cover the inside walls and ceilings with huge frescos in gold painted frames! Amazing!!!
These doors are over 20 feet high!
Back to Lima! Great door across from the Mineral Museum!
One of the few Fire Station doors we have seen!
The many doors of the Mineral Museum!
Doors of Art Museum
Gazebo outside Art Museum with the Cardons!
I love the doors!! Those will be awesome to compile in a photo book of all your missions adventures!
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