We  the missionaries on this atol watch General Conference last Tuesday and Wednesday

Boy can the young missionaries can eat a lot, the senior missionaries prepared a meal each day for them.

 All gathered at the Mission Home

 Lots of crocs and some sandals

We have been requested to post more pictures of the islands 

So here are some

 The Ocean the reef and n the lagoon

 The highest point the bridge that connects the two larges Islands

 Heading west to the bridge

Heading east of the bridge

Another new senior missionary couple came this week, so we went to the Senior Missionaries' favorite island for P-day.  I went snorkeling for the first time.  It was awesome and amazing what you can see under the water.
I felt like I was watching the movie "NEMO" live.  Celestia,Sister Johnson, took pictures of me so we could prove it did it!!!!!

 The coral and fish have so much color

Getting ready to go again

We have been ask to attend and provide support for two wards that meet in this building, the Rita and Jenrok Wards. They speak Marshallese in the meetings.  The young missionaries help us know what going on.  Very few members have cars or transportation so chapels are build close to the members.  But with not much land, thing get tight, the chapel is only few feet from shacks/homes that people live in. The Marshallese people are very loving and friendly and easy to love.

 The entrance from the main road

 One three cars we drove one of them 

During church, when the window are open,  you can hear people living next door. No AC so the windows are always open.

  

Welcome sign in the busiest area of the island. The children love to have the attention. Making friends!!!!! These group of ladies are helping young women and girls learn how to sew, and crochet by hand! One of the groups we are to target.,

Our living quarters, way way way better that most people live in on the islands, we will show some on them at a latter time.