Sunday, August 3, 2014

28 Day Missionaries

On the 30th of July, exactly 28 days in the mission field, we brought our newest missionaries and their trainer/companions in to the mission home for a day of instruction, friendship, sharing, and most appreciatively, lunch!  There is so much happening on Arrival day, that we find it's very helpful to meet again 3-4 weeks later to review, refresh, and learn some more.  And it's really great to see batch-mates and catch up on the experiences of being in the field.  The Trainers also have some time to compare notes and gain insights from each other about training.  It is a very enjoyable day and President Rahlf and I look forward to being with our missionaries.  We are all rejuvenated by these few hours together.



Gathering in the Mission Home





We begin the day with a 
scripture study led by 
President Rahlf


There are sessions for both the new missionaries and the trainers.  One is taught by the Assisitants, and the other by President and Sister Rahlf.  We switch so we have time with both groups.


And then lunchtime--
provided by the wonderful
Sister Uy.

After lunch we have addition counsel and instruction by our senior couples: 
Elder and Sister Campbell, Elder and Sister Shorter, and Elder and Sister Honeycutt.


Then it's time for talking
and pictures.

28 Days in the Field




Companionships
Elder Tribe and Elder Saguire
Sister Flores and Sister Howlett
Sister Kirchhoefer and Sister Culis
Elder Waldron and Elder Acosta
Sister Spencer and Sister Manosig
Sister Dasalla and Sister Pita
Sister Nonu and Sister Atienza
Sister Hurst and Sister Romano
Elder Petersen and Elder Treyes
Sister Howard and Sister Ragasa
Sister Razonable and Sister DeGuzman


Batch July 2, 2014
and their Trainers




"It's a great day to be a missionary!"

"Search diligently, pray always, and be believing, and all things shall work 
together for your good, if ye walk uprightly and remember the 
covenant wherewith ye have covenanted one with another."
Doctrine and Covenants 90:24


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