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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

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We gratefully announce the recent call of our son, Andrew Jon Livingstone to serve as a full time missionary to the Chile, Santiago East mi...
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Thursday, September 4, 2008

Weddings are such happy occasions! ! !

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Ok, lame blogger that I am, my friend told me that when you load the photos you load what you want last to be first, etc. but it didn't...
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More new missionaries! ! ! and one release! !

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Back row: Elder Ilunga, Don, Elder Mulaji, Me, Elder Tshibanda (Andre), Elder Nkashama, Elder Tshibanda (Tito). Middle row: Elder Kisase, E...
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OUR DAILY BREAD

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One thing about the Congo. They have GREAT bread!! You can find almost any type of bread here, very well done and at a reasonable price. W...
Tuesday, September 2, 2008

THE MORNING COMMUTE -- CONGO STYLE !!

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So here I was driving down a street next to the train track (there is only one train track leading into Kinshasa) about 10 to 7, and I ran a...
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Bienvenu and Bon Voyage! ! !

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I realized that I have not posted photos of the new missionaries when they arrive, or the missionaries who are being released. I will try to...
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SUMMER PLAY DAY WITH THE MISSIONARIES IN KINSHAS

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It's summer and we decided that we needed a little summer fun--actually, here is the "dry season" which is their equivilent of...
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In December 2006, Marsha and I were called to serve as missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for two years in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Our service started in July 2007. We have the wonderful blessing to work with about 120 young missionaries. Most of them come from the DRC or Republic of Congo, but others come from Ivory Coast and Zambia. They are the most incredible young people -- we love them and appreciate their examples. We also have 18 young North American missionaries who labor in two cities in Cameroon and Pointe Noire in the Republic of Congo. And there are 7 wonderful senior couples who serve in 4 cities in the DRC, Cameroon and the Republic of Congo. This blog tells about what we are discovering in Africa, our wonderful missionaries, and the 20,000 faithful and loving members of the Church in these countries.
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