(currently duplicate posting on our personal
blog as well as here on our mission blog,
I'm sure one of these days we'll figure out
how to separate them!)
I have about a minute to share a few photos
from the last few days!
We were able to meet a few of the missionaries bound for
San Pedro Sula East mission just as we were leaving the MTC.
Sadly, the MTC staff only were able to get the message to half of our group
to come to the meeting place so we could only meet with half
of the missionaries that we were aware of that have received
calls to serve in our mission.
(cell phone photos . . . guess I'm destined to share them for the
next three years. Hopefully they'll be interspersed with some better quality ones
from time to time:)
A glimpse of Belize as we were flying by . . .
Our first sights of Honduras!
We already have a favorite dinner spot -
On their way out of town we were able to dine
with President and Hma. Veirs who shared so much with us
to help us prepare for this great assignment.
Thank goodness we took home a doggie bag . . . haven't made it to the grocery
store since we arrived on Thursday morning!
The brushing of the teeth is just not the same . . .
From inside looking out . . .
One of the views from our window . . .
We leave today for meetings to
greet the missionaries all over the mission. We'll be traveling for the next
five days!
We've haven't even unpacked from our arrival which
maybe is a good thing now that I think about.
So many impressions to share from the
Mission Presidents Seminar
and also our arrival in Honduras.
But enjoy this little preview :)
Loves!!
1 comment:
I am a mother of one of your Elders. Thanks so much for doing a blog. It has been a wonderful journey as I have come to know you through your blog. I am so grateful for your love and service to our missionaries. I know God calls those who He needs and knows to lead, guide, train, teach, counsel and love His missionaries. I particularly feel blessed knowing you are serving and watching over the missionaries in the San Pedro Sula East Mission. Thank you! And God be with you.
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