Anita received a romantic gift from her beau, Brad, when she attended her first ice skating show. Holiday on Ice made a pitstop in Moscow, and the Caldwells were fortunate enough to attend with Majors Peter and Karen Clark. A fine time was had by all. That is the performance hall behind us. 

Brad with local leaders trained during Saturday meetings in Kiev, Ukraine. Most travelled overnight by train to attend and participate. 

Major Marie Willermark, the relatively new Divisional Commander for The Salvation Army in Ukraine, smiles alongside the delegates for continuing education which Brad helped lead. 

Easter Sunday in Noginsk, Russia. Brad preached here while Anita preached in Moscow. The sign on the back wall reads, "Jesus is Risen!" The proper answer to this greeting is, "He is risen indeed!" 

Jason's Great Grandmother, Grandmother, and Mother flank the bride Tracy, while Jason's two brothers Justin and Jaron smile on the left. Brad was teaching for a week in Ukraine, but has caught up on the celebration through video and pictures like this one. 

Captain Zack Bell performed the wedding service, and his wife Shelley decorated the chapel for the wedding service. We thank them for their great support for Jason and Tracy. 

Jason and Tracy Caldwell! The happy couple pose beside the cake they would soon feed to each other in accordance with tradition. Don't they make a wonderful couple? 

Our eldest son Jason recently married Tracy Yoon! This is the elegant wedding party all assembled together. To Jason's right are his brothers Justin and Jaron. To the far right is Tracy's brother. 

Brad and Lena Kortrikadze make friends. 

Our landlord Andre treated us to a night of bowling! This was our first time out with him and his girlfriend. 

Cadets enjoy our newly constructed classrooms. 

Local leaders travelled from all over Russia to study together in Moscow with us. They were a great group. 

Anita teaches local lay leaders in Russia. She seems to be enjoying herself. 

Anya and Dato Kotrikadze hosted us in Rustavi, Georgia, while we taught continuing education classes and trained employees and local lay leaders in the Republic of Georgia. 

My favorite spot in Tbilissi, along the Tbilissi River. Beautiful at night as well. 

We had a great group of local lay leaders in Tbilissi. Finally we received some sunny weather to enjoy with them. 

Mary, Gia, Eka, and Katie Salarishvilli. This Regional Officer of Georgia and his family were gracious hosts to us during our visit to their country. 

Rare solar eclipse we witnessed in Tbilissi. Look for the crescent-shaped sun in the lower left quadrant of the picture. 

Ancient fortress of Tbilissi, Georgia. 

Turkish bath houses of Tbilissi. An Orthodox Church overlooks us from above. 

Anita smells the spring blossoms of Tbilissi, Georgia. 

Anita was reunited with the Mayor of Budesti--they had previously formed a strong friendship. We just walked into her in the dining room of our seminar location, where the mayor happened to be meeting with leaders from Germany. 

Brad was hungry this snowy day in Chisinau. 

Officers of Moldova and Romania enjoy continuing education in their private clothes. Don't they all look great? 

Six months ago, the Edinetsi youth band had never sung or played. Captain Sasha Yakobovski on the red guitar has wrought a wonderous service in this corps.