It's actually been really cool to see the work progress here. In other news, apparently there will be 28 new missionaries coming to our mission. They will arrive today if they haven't already. They will get in to their areas tomorrow. With all the new missionaries, we are told that they are opening 14 areas in the mission. I kind of want to be at the transfer meeting to see all the missionaries come in. It would be really cool.
We are getting two areas separated again in this zone. The Zone leaders have been covering the YSA and a family ward and now they will separate that so there will be sisters in the YSA and the ZLs covering the family ward. Also, CC1 and CC2 were combined a bit ago, and now they are separating those as well, putting elders in CC2. Well, that's what's new in the zone.
This week was pretty good, we got 2 new investigators who are friends with a member family in the ward and will be taking the lessons at their house. Statistically speaking, that is the best way to get new members. We are hoping for the best for them and we are meeting them tonight. We are hoping this transfer will be a good one, and I hope all is well at home!
--Elder Huffaker
P.S. from Marilyn:
Cameron has sent a number of pictures -- hope you enjoy these!
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| A view of the area |
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| Dam in the canyon |
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| It's kind of a tradition to burn something at the milestones of a mission. These are the pants that Cameron burned for his 18-month mark! |
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| Actual snow in the nearby hills -- pretty uncommon for California! |
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| The Elders and Sisters in his Zone |
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| Maybe he needs to go to therapy for the quantity of ties he's accumulated! |
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| He's "stumped"! |
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