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Thursday, January 8, 2009

New and released missionaries from October - December

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Here are Bro. Brent and Sister Lynda Willis from Great Falls, Montana. They hardly know any French but are studying like crazy to be ready...
Sunday, January 4, 2009

THE KASAVUBU WARD CHRISTMAS PAGEANT

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The Moon's and our apartments are located in the Kasavubu Ward, so this is where they go to church. When I saw they, I mean the Moons, ...
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WHILE DRIVING DOWN THE STREET (OR OTHERWISE.....)

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We're upgrading the combies gradually, from Volkwagon busses to Mercedes vans. And they are supposed to be painted in blue and yellow, ...
Friday, January 2, 2009

NOVEMBER 19TH -- A SPECIAL DAY AT THE MTC

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When we came to the Congo for our mission, there was one "heavy heart" item. Our last child, Drew, would hopefully have the privil...
Tuesday, December 30, 2008

HEROES

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We shouldn't be given to "hero worship" -- and so we won't be. But if we were, here are 4 of them.... On the left are El...
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CHECKING OUT CHURCH BUILDINGS WITH ELDER KOELLIKER

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One day during the mission tour with Elder Paul Koelliker, a General Authority of the Church who is one of the three leaders of the overall ...
Tuesday, October 7, 2008

AuRevoir

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The problem with working with and loving missionaries is that they have the audacity to think they should go home to their real parents and...
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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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