Later in the day we ate again at the Institute where Brother and Sister Manumaleuma hosted a hybrid Polynesian/Traditional American feast for the area's young single adults who "needed a place to go." We enjoyed games and relaxed visiting. As we drove home, we noticed the crowds already lining up for "Black Friday" deals at the local stores--even though it was only 4 degrees outside!
We feel so blessed to be serving as missionaries for the Seminaries and Institutes Program for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Anchorage, Alaska. "Our purpose is to help the youth and young adults understand and rely on the teachings and Atonement of Jesus Christ, qualify for the blessings of the temple, and prepare themselves, their families, and others for eternal life with their Father in Heaven."
Thursday, November 22, 2012
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! We had two Thanksgiving celebrations. Here we are at the mission home with the other Anchorage senior missionary couples at a dinner hosted by President and Sister Beesley. We always enjoy being with these energetic, faithful elders and sisters. They have assignments from taking care of the mission vehicles and apartments to finances and counseling. Along with the turkey, we got to sample each family's traditional favorite foods from "Dixie salad" to carrot pudding.
Later in the day we ate again at the Institute where Brother and Sister Manumaleuma hosted a hybrid Polynesian/Traditional American feast for the area's young single adults who "needed a place to go." We enjoyed games and relaxed visiting. As we drove home, we noticed the crowds already lining up for "Black Friday" deals at the local stores--even though it was only 4 degrees outside!
Later in the day we ate again at the Institute where Brother and Sister Manumaleuma hosted a hybrid Polynesian/Traditional American feast for the area's young single adults who "needed a place to go." We enjoyed games and relaxed visiting. As we drove home, we noticed the crowds already lining up for "Black Friday" deals at the local stores--even though it was only 4 degrees outside!
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