Now, you may think that we only like being on a mission because we don't have to mow our lawn or shovel the snow. Perhaps you may think that we like being on a mission because we don't have to repair our cars or fix up our home. Although not having to do those things do add to the charm of a mission, the photos below show the real reason we love it here.
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High School students in the country town of Baranca. |
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President Diaz (our district president), school principle,
Elder y Hermana Haws, the Humanitarian Missionaries who arranged to
have book shelves made for this high school so the students had a place
to put their books. The students were so excited because their books were
no longer in piles on the floor. They were so grateful. |
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Meeting a former missionary, "Elder" Bezzantine at the grocery store in La Vega. He brought his son to his mission. What a delight to meet them. They were so kind and generous to us. They even bought our groceries! |
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President Diaz and Arletty with their beautiful
family, Larimar, Nefi, Arlery |
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Elder Villanueva, Jorge (YM Pres.), Elder y Hermana Fagersten
Visits with the members, what testimonies they have! |
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Elder Fagersten, Luis (new member), Elder Villanueve, Elder Mendez
What a great spirit he has! He was baptized Oct. 19, 2013 |
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The joy of Yaneli Garcia's baptism
Budding Pianist in the Conani Branch
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Joy!!!!
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