A boy with a double sized donation bundle, Taiwan Lutheran Mission. 1965 label: “Taiwan Lutheran Mission receives bundles from MCC. Little Sung received a double portion, because there are two patients in his family.”

A church in Taiwan. Not found in CM. Back of photograph reads page 6, May 25, 1965 but not found there. Possible related photographs on same page.

Three rows of nurses in all white gather for a photo in Formosa, Taiwan

A modern style church building with slanted roof lines in both directions from a point aproximately two-thirds over from the left side of the front of the building. At the point where the slanted roof lines begin, a cross is mounted and projects above the roof. One low roofed house is partially seen to the right of the church beyond the fence. This church may have been located in Taiwan. The photo was taken by Frank H. Epp on his Asian tour.

A nurse holds two Taiwanese babies on her lap. Note on the back says they had T.B. meningitis but have recovered after several months in hospital. (The Mennonite Christian Hospital?) Part of a series of photos: 1994-14.1518-1522.

A nursemaid with eight children working at tables in a small room. Bunk beds border the walls. Taichung CCF Babies’ Home, Taiwan. 1964 label: “Christian Children’s Fund, Inc., Orphanage at Taichung, Taiwan, Glen Graber, director. CFF receives some MCC supplies. / An amah with her children.”

Note on back: "A typical village house." It has clay walls and a straw roof. A man sits on a bench in the front part of the house which is open. Part of a series 1994-14.1518-1522.

Not used in the CM. A Church World Service photo of a woman (a nurse?) working at a table set up beside a truck with 2 young boys lined up beside her. She is caring for their medical needs. This photo was originally in the envelope of photo 2010-14.379 as was the following photo, 2010-14.381. See another CWS photo in the CM 15-22-10 illustrating the famine in India.

Used in CM 13-1-2. A young child in Taiwan is being innoculated against polio with salk vaccine, available through the Church World Service.

Note on back: "The baby was found abandoned; was very sick but is slowly improving. The little girl is an acute case of malnutrition." Part of a series: 1994-14.1518-1522.

An unidentified older man wearing a suit stands at right with 2 young men. Possibly the man at right is a pastor (in Taiwan?) and the 2 young men are new members of the church or workers in the church. The photos could also have been taken in Indonesia. In any case it was taken by Frank H. Epp on his Asian tour.

Babies lined up in small chairs in the aisle between cribs in the sleeping ward, Taichung CCF Babies Home, Taiwan. Three nurse aids and a few more babies can be seen among the cribs. Part of a series of four photos. Original label: “2. Twenty of the tiny ones are at home in these two wards of the Babies Home. We can just barely see the twins- one each in the two bassinets at the front. Our family is very large now but it is a happy one.”

This is a photo of [Muriel], Helena Reimer, and [Matine] at the beach near Ping Tung, Taiwan.

View from behind the pharmacy counter at Mennonite Christian Hospital, Hualien, Taiwan. A health care worker hands a piece of paper, or possibly a prescription, to a patient through a small pharmacy window. We see the pharmacist from the back, and several shelves of medication and medical supplies can be seen behind the counter. Several other patients can be seen through the pharmacy window. Original label: “Pharmacy, dispensing”

Elizabeth (Bessie) Plant (right) instructs nurse aid in medicines. Mennonite Christian Hospital, Hualien, Taiwan. The nurse aid holds a container of one of the drugs, and before her is an open cabinet with shelves full of drugs and medicines. Original label: “13. Miss Plant instructing nurse-aids in medicines.”