Mom and I are walking to the front of the Veracruz Temple where two-thirds of the mission are assembled waiting to start a multizone conference. There they are staged for a foto on the front steps of the temple.
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4 comments:
Hola! I stumbled across your blog quite by mistake, but glad I did. We are living in the Cardel Barrio, and happy to have occaisional English-speaking missionaries. Thank you for your service here.
Staccey Wright
Wonderful posts Pres & Hrmna Hansen! The pics of the humble homes reminded me of what we saw in Peru. I know our mission experiences are very different here in Chicago compared with Vera Cruz, yet the Spirit is the same and when we interview, meet,and teach with these wonderful missionaries, it is the same. We are so grateful for this experience and the tender mercies of the Lord as He blesses us and our missionaries!
And P.S. I do believe chocolate is a great motivator in EVERY mission!
What a wonderful looking group of missionaries. And what a great looking mission president and his wife.
Aren`t these missionaries wonderful!!!
Thank you so much for this ongoing web blog. Our family is thrilled to see the missionaries in such loving hands.
Bud Dunn
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