Our greatest challanege as missionaries was not having the health that we need to do our work to the best of our ability. It started in Dar es Salaam,
Elder Wilson had kidney stones. The first stop
was at the Aga Khan Hospital and the first
doctor and he felt that all would be well with a
small operation, well, it didn't work. The second stop was at another hospital and another doctor in Johannesburg, South Africa with a second doctor who was sure it could all be taken care of with a second surgery, well, it didn't work.
Elder Wilson's mother always said that things happen in three's so we were headed home to the third hospital in the third city with a third doctor. We were there a little longer than we planned but, had a third surgery and all is well that ends well and the problem was taken care of . We are so grateful for prayers that were offered in our behalf from Orem, Utah to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. There were very much appreicated. So we went from the summer of Dar es Salaam to the winter of Utah. Received warm hugs from children and grandchildren, attended the temple and had experiences that strengthened our faith and now we are back in Tanzania to finish our misson. We are enjoying our time here and loving the work, the people and the gospel.
Monday, April 11, 2016
CHRISTMAS IN DAR es SALAAM DECEMBER 2015
THE BEST PART ABOUT CHRISTMAS WAS THE MISSIONARIES
.
For dinner we had roasted chicken, green beans and carrots,
marinated vegetable salad and
rice.
Anges, Sister Mayoli, Sister Atieno, and Elder Wilson giving out gifts.
We gave them pillowcases and
jam as gifts.
Agnes and Sister Mayoli
Sister Alinyo, Sister Were, and Sister Mwazulwa
.
For dinner we had roasted chicken, green beans and carrots,
marinated vegetable salad and
rice.
Anges, Sister Mayoli, Sister Atieno, and Elder Wilson giving out gifts.
We gave them pillowcases and
jam as gifts.
Agnes and Sister Mayoli
Sister Alinyo, Sister Were, and Sister Mwazulwa
And our fearless Zone Leaders: Elder Arudo and Elder Mwashi
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