In life there are always new adventures and life changing events. Fred and I want to invite you along in our newest journey. Serving as missionaries for the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. We are called to serve in the Sierra Leone Bo Mission. We would like to use this blog as a way to share with our friends and family our experiences that we have while serving this mission. IT'S AFRICA, SO WHY NOT!
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Email January 14,2025 Dear Friends and Family, Happy New Year 2025! Here in Sierra Leone this is still a common greeting even though it is January 13th. They say, "Season's Greeting" or "compliments of the Season." Then they will say "Tell God Tenky." Meaing tell God thank you. Elder Thacker and I are very grateful for the opportunity to serve a mission. Each day we learn more about our Savior, ourselves, and love the people here in a deeper way. We tend to be writing emails and posting on facebook less often because life just feels normal. We are very busy in the work and wonder how we will get it all done. Sounds like life at home doesn't it. We work a lot with the Young Single Adults. They have grabbed a piece of our hearts. West Africa has a program designed to teach skill training so they can hopefully learn a skill so they can become self-reliant. One night is an institute, one night is...
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