Come on in! |
Our second group was Elder Daki, Elder Jangao, Elder Kuyangepi, Elder Khwela and Elder Kealor. Elder Austin is in this group, but was laying down as he was feeling under the weather. |
We started off with a little summer time snack of watemelon! |
As stated above, we had different groups drop in due to the transfers happening today- to pick up or drop off missionaries that were changing- so at different points of the day, we kept having more missionaries for Brother Benson to meet. His son, Elder Benson is serving up in KaNymazane, so he was not one that would be dropping in. They wanted it that way...with no plans for father to meet son in the mission field! Elders Kuyangepi, Daki, Weidmann, Brother Benson, Eti, Eki, Kealor, and Jangao. |
Today, in the time we had together, each missionary shared special sections they had been touched by in their recent reading from the Book of Mormon. |
Many great insights were shared and we talked about the need to "dig" deep to find the things of greatest worth. We also discussed how important it is to make it relevant and personal for us. |
Brother benson added so much to the discussions today. It was wonderful to have his insights, questions and testimony as part of our discussions. |
Another group photo with a totally different set of missionaries. Elders Reynolds, Katia, Chingomanje, Brother Benson, Mkhize, Cowan, Zitumane, and Dube. in front is Elder Rouse and Elder Magesi - |
...and Elder Shava, Elder Shamnaga and Elder Campbell. |
also Elder Valikola What a great way to start the interview cycle. So, for the next days ahead, we will be doing the same thing with all th missionaries. Each day will be quite a bit smaller however. Benoni is our biggest zone- with 24 great Elders. |
Hi Sister Dunn. I'm so happy you're feeling better. (At least enough to be able to participate some.) You are quite remarkable. How is Elder Austin? Is he feeling better? Thank you for your posts. with love, Sister Susan Austin
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ReplyDeleteDear Sis Dunn, so sorry to hear about your broken ankle, I know how it feels. we hope the missionaries are all looking after you especially whilst you are on crutches - not easy to get around with them. Make sure Elder L Reynolds helps you!
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Keith and Beverley Reynolds