One of our sweetest experiences is attending the temple with the departing missionaries. After the temple, we have dinner with President & Sister Jensen, how sweet is our mission!
We saw these turkeys cross the street and Dad stopped so we could get a picture. They stood up nice and straight and posed for a moment. Then they must have been leary about Thanksgiving being so near and they headed back into the woods again. Click on the picture for a close up view.
Sister Hill needed a coat. One thing lead to another, which just lead to more fun shopping. Sister Hill and Sister Brown sure got some tithing blessings this time.
We love the old houses here. Some are like mansions, and some have joined the carriage houses or barns of years gone by to their living spaces now. They don't "tear down" here. They just change and add on. Here are a few examples.
Speaking of house watching, What a blessing it is to have our neighbors, Kay and Ron Reynolds, Ashley and Charolette, keep an eye on our house (and our kids) while we are on a mission. Ron & Kay have always been ready to help with whatever and whoever at a moment's notice. We were blessed when they became our neighbors!
The silhouette of temple spires Against evening’s fading face Beckons to my longing soul To join the quest for holiness To lift mine eyes unto the Lord In this holy place.
Wow! Zone Conference is great. We learn so much about effective learning and teaching. Here are a few shots of behind the scenes setting up tables, carrying in supplies, greeting one another.
This is the story of our mission in Manchester New Hampshire
Scripture of Week
Psalms 100:3-5 Know ye that the Lord he is God; it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people and the sheep of his pasture. Enter intohis courts with thanksgiving, with praise; be thankful unto him, and bless his name. For the Lord is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations.