Social distance

Can you believe all the crazy things that are happening? My mission lost about a third of its missionaries, with people being reassigned or released. Those who are left are super limited with what they can do and where they can go, if they can go anywhere at all!

There's a lot they can do with technology, like using FaceTime or Zoom for lessons, doing Facebook live stream lessons and other stuff. But they're lucky to have the new Book of Mormon videos — otherwise they'd be stuck watching reruns of The District of The Safety Zone!

Take care, and wash your hands!

The gift that keeps on being given

OK, I can't say I wasn't a little disappointed when the gal at the check in counter already had a copy of the Book of Mormon. OK, multiple copies. But you never know — one of these days she'll read it, or one of her co-workers will read it! That's what happened with the Arnoffs back home!

I still have a couple of copies for the flight home, so we'll just have to see what happens!

Great big bag of everything

We're supposed to endure to the end, right? Gotta keep working!

Good things are happening here in Daegu!

So we gave Sis. Choi a Book of Mormon and she read the whole thing cover to cover, not just once but TWO times! She's so amazing! What's really awesome is that she and Sis. Han are really developing a rapport. She's had a couple of questions, and we've been able to answer them. She's just devouring EVERYTHING!

It's starting to get warmer and brighter and things are looking up!

Fair trade

After I bought the hanbok, I had a really strong impression that I should give the Hanbok Lady a copy of the Book of Mormon. She was so polite and honored to accept it -- she even used to formal form to say thank you! It was kind of a cool experience to have the spirit be so strong while we were shopping, but, hey! Why not?!

I can't wait to wear my hanbok to the New Year celebrations! And I hope she reads the Book of Mormon! I'll make sure we come back here to follow up!