Weather never stops the Utah Salt Lake City Missionaries though! They are always excited to be together, to feel the spirit that cannot resist being where there are many of them together. These young representatives of Jesus Christ, working together, willing to accept any assignment, any location, any companion - enthusiastic and eager to tackle each new transfer, to search for those people whom the Lord has prepared to accept the gospel of Jesus Christ, and receive the blessings in their lives that accompany the acts of faith required for conversion and baptism.
Everyone gathered in the chapel.
Our four new Elders signed the Defenders of Zion banner, and joined us singing
"Up! Awake, ye Defenders of Zion!"
Then it was outside, to see who the new Zone Leaders would be,
and find out who our new companions would be.
Then it was outside, to see who the new Zone Leaders would be,
and find out who our new companions would be.
The Dead Zone Leaders - Sister Long and Sister Mousseau,
along with all the "dead" missionaries, or those going home this transfer:
Elder Green, Sister Long, Sister Mousseau, Elder Freitas and Elder Shapcott
The North Zone Leaders - Elder Rasmussen and Elder Menendez
The South Zone Leaders - Elder Humphries and Elder Homer
The East Zone Leaders - Elder Tse and Elder Hill
The Central Zone Leaders - Elder McNees and Elder Prieto
The Salt Lake Zone Leaders - Elder Sanders and Elder Naisausau
The Wyoming Zone Leaders - Elder Mendenhall and Elder Herbert
The West Zone Leaders - Elder Ma'asi and Elder Tui
The Tooele Zone Leaders - Elder Ramos and Elder Vogt
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| 2012.03.21: Transfers |
Dear Sister Winn,
ReplyDeleteMy son has always liked these acrobatic moves, since he practiced capoeira (Brazilian martial art) as a child.
I hope that hasn't broken any mission rules!
Thank you for your wonderful blog!
Bruno Ramos