Siblings in the South...: PICTURES! Pictures of Vicksburg, and Pass Christian

Friday, June 17, 2011

PICTURES! Pictures of Vicksburg, and Pass Christian

(Hank sent us these pictures just after he got to Pass Christian, Mississippi, in May of 2011. It's taken me over a month to post them. I couldn't put them all on there, so many, but here are a few of them)

Companion Elder M. Elder M finished his mission with Hank, and went home the next transfer. It was hard for Hank to see him go. About March 2011- Vicksburg, Mississippi

Hank and new companion Elder A in Vicksburg- April or May 2011

Hank with his new friends, recently baptized. (I can't remember their names!)

Mississippi River, in Vicksburg- April/May 2011

Another baptism...I will have to ask Hank her name too! March or April, 2011

New Transfer! May 2011- Pass Christian, Mississippi! He was amazed that people had docks in their backyards.

More pictures of Pass Christian, MS.

1 comment:

ErikJune 20, 2011 at 12:13 PM
I want a dock in my back yard! No fair!
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About this blog:

This blog will be maintained by me, (Lisa--Jonna, Hank & A.J.'s mom) while they serve missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

For four months, we had 3 missionaries out serving together. It was incredible, and a blessing! Now, we have Jonna and A.J. serving, after Hank returned home on Sept 19, 2012 from the Mississippi Jackson Mission. He served from Sept 2010 until Sept 2012. To see a clip of his return, click here:

JONNA is serving in the
Texas Houston East Mission
from Feb 2012 until August 2013.

A.J. is serving in the
Florida Orlando Mission,
from May 2012 until May 2014,
teaching in the Haitian Creole language.

I'm doing this blog for a number of reasons...to document their missions, to share their experiences with others, and selfishly...to feel more connected to them while they're gone. I'll add letters and pictures as they come, and although Jonna, Hank or A.J. won't have access to this blog, comments are always welcome! Perhaps when they return home, they will want to look at this blog, and reflect back on their lives during their missions. This is for my children.