The first batch of mugs have arrived.

These pictures don't do our new PIU coffee cups justice, but that's OK. The pictures are like the Coffee with the President campaign they represent, or, even more significantly,  Pacific Islands University, itself. The reality behind the image is far greater, more important, and far more valuable than is the poor attempt to symbolize it.

The fact is, I'm really pleased with our cups. I thank Samantha Owen for taking care of the design details. I think you'll be like me--proud to drink your coffee, tea, or whatever from your PIU mug.


 Everyone who participates in our Coffee with the President fundraiser/friend-reacher will receive one of these mugs as a token of our appreciation and as a reminder to pray for PIU. If you have not already signed up, I hope to hear from you. If you scroll down on this blog, you'll find out more about Coffee with the President.



http://piu.edu/welcome-to-the-piu-donation-page

We move ahead
By His Grace,






PS: If you haven't seen the videos on our PIUCoffee YouTube channel, click here.

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