Temple break Dumaguete

We fell in love with the nipa hut that Wolfs have built in their beautiful yard.

The porch area and grass roof of the nipa hut gave us some protection from the rain which fell all day when we arrived in Dumaguete. Their home is in Sibulan, Negros Oriental. Left to right: Brother Wolf, Sister Wolf, Sister Ward, Elder Ganir

Wolfs were such wonderful hosts during our trip to Dumaguete. The pedicab that Larry and Elder Ganir rode in is at the left. The Wolf's beautiful home, Sister Wolf and her dog (Gorordo--named after the street the temple is on) and Mary

Wolfs took us to this delightful Filipino outdoor restaurant for a delicious lunch of barbequed chicken, banana flower salad, orange-carrot shake and Halo=halo, a refreshing ice and fresh fruit dessert.

When we returned from Dumaguete, the scaffolding was still up for the workers to clean the granite exterior of the temple. It was cleaned thoroughly inside and out--even though it is brand-new!
We have had so many patrons visit the temple that it has been well used since the dedication in June, plus there were thousands of visitors during the three week open house!