What a busy Sunday I've had. Started out with my first Welfare Meeting in the Pioneer 25th Ward. As we discussed families of concern, I am amazed at the love this bishopric, its leaders and the service missionaries have for them. I'm glad I can make a contribution. My companion ROCKS! She is so funny and quite the mover and shaker! I wish we had some assignments in common. I'm sure that time will come when the appropriate family is in need of us.
Sister Van Tielen and I gave talks in church. Funny how we each interpret the same assignment so differently. She gave a talk and sang about keeping the Sabbath day holy. I introduced myself and shared my experience of becoming a service missionary in the SL Inner City Project. Bishop Angilau's son, Willey, gave his missionary farewell talk. I think he'll be a fine missionary. He cried when his dad gave some closing remarks. I think he'll miss his family a lot, but that's all part of the missionary experience.
I came prepared to teach a lesson in the YA Sunday School class, but it was decided that for the next few weeks, we will be joining the Temple Preparation class instead. Brother Machon did a great job in getting people to participate. I look forward to great lessons which will serve as reminders of the great blessings available in the temples.
Sister Van Tielen and I gave talks in church. Funny how we each interpret the same assignment so differently. She gave a talk and sang about keeping the Sabbath day holy. I introduced myself and shared my experience of becoming a service missionary in the SL Inner City Project. Bishop Angilau's son, Willey, gave his missionary farewell talk. I think he'll be a fine missionary. He cried when his dad gave some closing remarks. I think he'll miss his family a lot, but that's all part of the missionary experience.
I came prepared to teach a lesson in the YA Sunday School class, but it was decided that for the next few weeks, we will be joining the Temple Preparation class instead. Brother Machon did a great job in getting people to participate. I look forward to great lessons which will serve as reminders of the great blessings available in the temples.
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Hey Inge!
I had no idea you had a brand new calling. Congratulations! You go girl! I know you will do great. I sure do miss the girls at the Monument Park ward. My calling at the family ward is now a Visiting teaching supervisor. I've never done this calling and I hope to do well at it. It was wonderful to hear how you are doing. Please keep in touch! Love, Nicole Anderton (Novaski)
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