In California we call them "Pan Mexicano", in Okinawa we call them "Melon Pan", in Korea they are called "Bun Bun's". They taste almost the same, they are so good. These "Bun Bun's" have melted butter in them and they are excellent! What is a missions trip if you do not experience the different culture and the food! Joanna my wife would love them. Click on the video above and see what I am talking about.
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- My family and I moved to Okinawa Japan after Pastoring in Corona, California for 14 years. We started the church in 1991, and have a wonderful church family back in Corona. The reason for coming to Okinawa, is that we have a vision to start a Calvary Chapel Bible College and prepare men and women for ministry all over the World. We feel totally blessed to be overseas in Japan, and believe that this is just the beginning of what God wants to do here on the Island. PRAYER REQUESTS********* *CCBC Okinawa *The Ruiz Family *Go!Go!Eigo English ministry *Koinonia Cafe *Koinonia Thrift Store *Girls Disipleship House *New Church Plant in Ishikawa City *MELT (my english lunch time)
3 comments:
Hey all my traveling family - - that bread did look good. I like the girls votes! Thanks Kelsie & Ina. Tommy honey, you look a little tired. Don't let Daniel & Sosi keep you up too late - I know them party boyz! Love & miss you all.
Joanna
They're no good Mexican Bread, but in MEXICO!!!!!
I wanna hear Ina shout "nooooOOOO" again. heeh-heeh
-hanabi
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