Last week of the Power Transfer

 October 24, 2022

This email is a week late but I still wanted to write about it, because it was soooo good.


To go over much of the transfer, Elder Hogge and I met some good people we started teaching, but I now have to say goodbye to many of them (or more like a "see you later" because I'll probably come back and visit a lot of the people I've met in the mission. I'm going to miss many of these people. 

The week before transfers was crazy!! Elder Holland came to speak to us and he was sooo good. He smacked the pulpit as he spoke and he had so much power in his words. I took a ton of notes that I will definitely keep reading through. 

Then I was told that I will be training for the next transfer! I am looking forward to getting to know Elder Eggett better in the next couple of weeks.


Pictures:
1. The Dukley's
2. The Cella's
3. The Lloyd's






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