Elder Tolbert (from St.George) and Elder Flinders in the background. We had so much fun with these elders on Christmas Day as they talked/ face timed their families.
Sunday, December 27, 2015
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Saturday, December 19, 2015
Sisters singing at the Rundle Mall. We had two nights of the elders singing, and one night for the sisters to sing. From left to right: Sister Condie on the flute, Sister Reola (behind the music), Sister Goisisi, sister Rougeau, Sister Townsend, Sister Mason on the violin.
Heading to the Rundle Mall for our missionaries to sing. Dad did a selfie while driving! Rundle Mall is the largest Mall in Adelaide. It is in the heart of the city and we've been anxious to get a presence in the mall to teach. But while we are singing, the rules of 'busking'-singing is that there is no proselyting or handing anything out. So we sang the carols/hymns of Christmas to be an example and share the meaning of Christmas through song. They are singing in 110 degree heat. This is summer here in Australia. This makes for a warm Christmas!
Little Lilly playing in the powder sugar. She is really happy with herself and I hope mom is smiling! We couldn't pass up putting this picture in our blog!
This is Connor who made a Koala ornament in our honor. Bless our dear grandson for thinking of his grandparents. This is what we pray for - that our grandchildren will remember us. We love you !
This is Papa & Shauna's Christmas Card to us. It would be better if I could figure out how to turn it around. Just look side ways!!! Hehehe
Friday, December 18, 2015
Day at the Adelaide Temple with Sister Parker (center), Sister Tennis, Sister Larkin
Elder Rigby and Elder Briscoe were the only missionaries going home this transfer. Elder Rigby on Sister Parker's right. Elder Briscoe on President Parker's left. Actually Elder Briscoe was reassigned to serve in the Arizona mission because his visa had expired. The other side of Elder Briscoe is Elder Skadins. The other side of Elder Rigby is Elder Matekohi (AP). This is the first time we were able to get to the Temple. We so enjoyed being in the House of Lord.
Elder Rigby leaving. We only met him a couple of days before and our heart was loving and missing him. He served "out bush" meaning the he and a companion lived out in the middle of the aborigines by Alice Springs. They can only stay outbush during the somewhat cooler months, because they literally live in tin-type house that heats up like an oven. He is returning home to New Zealand.
Wayne & Melanie with colored pictures from our grandchildren on our fridge
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