This is the story. This is the story. I love Blue Moon and Jima. I love you Blue Moon Jima. I love you Blue Moon and Jima. I love you Blue Moon and Jima. I love you Blue Moon and Jima. I love you Blue Moon and Jima. He is a 6-year-old out of 7 siblings. I love you Blue Moon and Jima. While Jima was growing up, he lost his best friend, his father, Samuel and William. Jima was very young when he lost his closest friend. He was depressed at the point where he had to be given medicine for his depression. Jima was a little older than elementary school. He was a little older than the school. Jima was a little older than the school. Today, the first time a child died, is a success. Jima was a little older than the school. Jima was a little older than the school. Jima was a student in college, in ACC, South California. He is now a Vancouver University. You guys had a great day shortly and you guys come to Welcome College and get some work done here as well as a doctor and exam. That's something else! And I bed free in my bathroom! our No. What's wrong? Adam Bubu in Hilda Samuel. Bubu was raised by her grandma and grandpa, Landuie and Tare. Every time her mom took her from her grandparents, she would cry the whole thing. She was raised by her grandma and grandpa, Landuie and Tare. Every time her mom took her from her grandparents, she would cry the whole night because she wanted to be by them every day. She took them as their own parents and they did the same because she was spoiled by them both. Bubu and Jogululora and later moved to an innitant. At Jogululora Elementary School, he moved to UPCS, Jo and Jogulangja Run, Raya Riga Run, in La Uliga. She moved to LIS when she was in the seventh grade. And moved to Rorong because LIS moved to Rorong where she completed the ninth grade. After completing the ninth grade in Lorong, she then went on to complete the tenth grade at Marshall Island High School. The summer of 1964, she was one of the students who wanted to go to high school in Hawthorne, California. She stayed with the Christian family that was a member of one of the assemblies of God churches in Hawthorne. She saw the CIA groups in California and that is where she began to see the vision for the Department of Christ Ambassadors in the Marshall Island. After she graduated from high school in 1966, she returned to Mediro where Dr. Sam Sasser was beginning to work in Calvary Bible Institute, DBA and La Rive Village. In 1967, she went back to California because she was accepted into ACC, which is now Vanguard University of Southern California. Due to financial problems, she returned to Mediro a year after. As she returned to Mediro, she was interested in working at DBA where she met her one and only special friend. Boo-Win Jumma met at DBA. Boo-Woo thought Jumma was a very hard guy because he asked too many questions. Jumma first thought that Boo-Woo was the most beautiful person on earth. After dating for nine months, Jumma decided to ask Boo-Woo's hand for marriage. Jumma was sure that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with her. Boo-Win Jumma had a big marriage ceremony on September 13, 1969. Boo-Woo's wedding dress belonged to a missionary from a wooden Caroline Stewart. Reverend Namo Hermues, Reverend Sam Sasser and Reverend Sydney Nelson were their marriage priests. According to Jumma, their rings were actually borrowed. They weren't able to go on a honeymoon. Their first house was right across the church in Loda. They didn't have much, but over the years God had blessed them up on the street. One of the toughest things they endured was balancing their family and ministry. Even if their family has gone through a lot, they still remain faithful to God and never stopped loving God. They have five children all together and they are very proud of them. They continue to pray for them so that God can help them and their friends in life. Today, their children are married and have kids and grandkids of Loro. You