WEEK 53: "Yeah that's right, I manhandled a croc in crocs"
















This week was pretty awesome! So to start off the week on Monday I traveled down to Tamale to meet the zone and watch the Greatest Showman (Africa seems to be a bit more relaxed than some missions)! 

Then on the following day we had zone conference which was awesome as always! The new mission assistant who I came to the field with, gave an awesome instruction on charity!  I was impressed. 

The next day the zone leaders came up with us to have an exchange which was awesome and I loved the feed back and advice on how to improve. 

Then on Saturday SISTER KATE AND HER DAUGHTER WERE BAPTISED. FINALLY! I have been just waiting for them to be baptised and it finally came.  Sunday they were confirmed and I'm just so happy for them.

Today I went to sit on a crocodile. Yes, thats right, I manhandled a croc in crocs! hahaha

Elder Pace

(NOTE:  As his mom I was not impressed!  He was talking to us on the phone when he was doing this and we tried to tell him the Lord did not have to protect him from stupidity!  If you notice the natives are giving the crocodile some healthy space but the two silly Americans were right down in harms way!  UGHH!!!)

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