Thursday, July 28, 2011

Another Transfer Day

This was a BIG transfer. We have lost close to 30 missionaries in the past 6 weeks and so it was time to do a lot of transfers. I always love our transfer meetings. President Carlos and his Assistants work hard to make it a very spiritual experience. They find the most uplifting music and videos to watch. We add some musical numbers and often missionaries are asked to come up and bear their testimonies. This time Sister Pence played a beautiful medly of hymns while each misisonary sat in silence and tried to prepare spiritually for a new companion and in many cases a new area. The spirit of the Holy Ghost was very strong and we were very much uplifted. Here are a few random shots taken throughout the day.

The chapel was almost full of missionaries who were affected by this transfer.

There's always some missionaries that find their way to the mission home for a little lunch or snack.

Elder Ward and Elder Molino (Elder Ward is the new district leader in Ilaga Zone)

Elder Penaranda with his follow-up trainer Elder Elgan

Elder Miole and Elder Schmidt (Elder Schmidt has been transferred to Ilagan)

New zone leaders for Ilagan: Elder Hardman and Elder Magsanoc

Elder Fry with his trainer Elder Farley (Both from California)

Elder Coleman with his trainer Elder Kelson (Love that pose!)

Elder Prago with his trainer, Elder Biason

Sister Brown will train Sister Panganiban

New Zone Leaders: Elder Bangal and Elder Goobie--watch out Tuguegarao here they come!

Elder Bean is the follow-up trainer for Elder Delector

Elder Haycock and Elder Brown, the zone leaders for Nueva Vizcaya

Elder Reyes and Elder Caamic are new companions

1 comment:

  1. WOW! We are so grateful that you have this blog for your friends because it allows us to see a glimpse of our son Dallin Fry! It is so great to see that he arrived safely! I look forward to future posts. Thank you again for sharing your mission experience. It looks like Dallin will have a wonderful time there with you and the beautiful people of the Philippines.
    Sincerely,
    Gregg Fry

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