Transfer week as an AP

Hello everybody! 

        Here is my weekly email, summed up with pictures. 

Elder Brown! I served around him in Gainesville and we had another tradeoff. He is great - really loving and ministers to the people we taught. We had a fun day - we went to his area, and I went with him while my companion went with his.

     We visited lots of people but the HIGHLIGHT was teaching a guy who was willing to let us inside at 8:45 at night. Who even does that? We taught about the Book of Mormon, Elder Brown testified and brought the Spirit, and they will teach him again soon! 

     THE ORLANDO TEMPLE! Truly The House of the Lord. What a beautiful place on the outside, but the Spirit inside is why I love it.
      We went on Thursday with the missionaries at their halfway mark and those going home. So fun to be with them, see the people I loved in a place I love just as much. I left with a renewed desire to serve Christ and sacrifice to follow Him!

   Post transfer call at President Lee’s, pressing the “That was Easy” button after finishing a transfer that I probably wouldn’t define as “easy” but I would call the best transfer of my mission so far. It just gets better and better - I want to stay here forever. 

    Today we went to Saint Augustine with all of the missionaries who fly home tomorrow morning. We went to the beach with them  and were the stars of the show wearing our white shirts, slacks, and ties, with the Sisters wearing their dresses.

   It was fun to be there with them - afterward, we went to a old fashioned street where there are lots of shops and unique crafty places. It is amazing to see these missionaries at the end of their missions - two years or 18 months of faithful diligent service has sure shaped them. 

After that group of missionaries flew home, we picked the incoming group up at the airport.

We took them to the church building for training and to meet their companions.

The board! All of the missionaries and where they are serving. 

Elder McMullin