Christmas Zone Conference for Bushrod Island Missionaries

Logan Town and Doe Community Districts

Front - Elders Humpherys and Zaugg

Back - Elders Gunnell, Guymon, Backman, Erickson, Obeng-Poku, Khasiahi

New Kru Town and Point 4 Districts

Front - Sisters Iwenofu, Addo, Nyamekye, Okeke

Back - Elders Pearmain, Fairwell, Price, Manqana

Banjor District

Elders Bowring, Freeman, Inyang, Enwukweri

Brewerville District

Elders Cooper, Montgomery, Marondera, Bosomtwe

Duala District

Elders Nakale, Ideh, Anderson, Egbu

Caldwell District

Front - Elder Tolar

Back - Elders Jensen, Godi, Falemai

Caldwell New Georgia District

Elders Bangura, Zolo, Sekirime, Ngobi

Upper Caldwell District

Elders Jemba, Osayi, Witehira, Conners

 President and Sister Kirkham gave each Elder a new pair of socks.  The Sisters got fans and wash cloths. And they all got a phone card to use to call home on Christmas.

Here's Elders Backman and Erickson enjoying their new Christmas socks.

The first day of Conference was a 'fun' day.  We played games and enjoyed the talents of the missionaries. For lunch we had great sandwiches from Stop and Shop, real corn chips, and bottles of soda.  Sister Hezseltine and I made homemade treats for dessert.

The second day was a more spiritual day.  Elder Berrett and I did a presentation on 'Eyes up - Do the Work'.  The AP's and President and Sister Kirkham also did presentations.  We had African food for lunch.  It was good, but I think I still enjoy American better!

I loved being able to look around the room and know the names of everyone of the missionaries.  Made me a little teary eyed to realize how far away from home we all are but how happy everyone is to be in Liberia serving their Heavenly Father and sharing the gospel with the good people here.  We love these missionaries and are grateful to be serving with them.  We know they will have an amazing Christmas.

AND A BIG THANK YOU TO….

Elders Fairwell and Pearmain for the wonderful banana bread they made for us.  It really was good!  Can you see on the wrapping paper where they've written 'Mice Keep Out'? We're glad the mice could read and we were able to enjoy the bread instead of them.