Sunday, May 26,
2013 GP
The Ward we are in has great speakers, youth
and adult, as well as teachers for the Priesthood and Relief Society. Beverly
is starting to pick up more familiar words and phrases.
There was a young man there today with a Honduran
young lady. He is from Star Valley, Wyo.
He was a returned missionary to France a couple of years ago who met her
while attending the University of Wyoming at a church dance. She was there
studying English. He married her and they are living here where she is from
until the citizenship papers come through. He wrestled for Star Valley. It was
fun talking to him.
The missionary work here is going great. We
have two sisters and two Elders working in the ward. There were six convert
confirmations today from three families. The youngest was about 15 and the
oldest 92. I know that the temple here has had a strong spiritual influence on
the country and its people. Even the gangs are making a truce to reduce
violence.
Beverly and I tried out our umbrellas this
afternoon, walking in the rain around the temple gardens. The rains cleared the
air and the view from up here is beautiful. There is a great view of the
airport landing and we watched one plane take off and another one land.
That is so great to hear about the missionary work and new confirmations. Dad, will you get to go out and teach with the missionaries very often? And how was the plane's landing, did it look as treacherous as it felt?
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