Sister Richardson is now in Bong Chun with Sister Moffett, who is in her last transfer of her mission. They have a lot in common and get along really well. In her last letter she writes: "We are getting a musical fireside ready for October, we are also starting a dance class :) next Saturday, and another English class- this ones gospel English study, and a hiking group we will start next Saturday as well. we are trying to get members involved a lot more so trying to provide different things that they can invite their friends to."
Bulgwang, South Korea
Sister Bennett, Sister Ellis & Sister Richardson in front of the Seoul, South Korea Temple. Sister Ellis is the Senior Missionary - training Sister Bennett & Sister Richardson. They have had a great time in Bulgwang and do a lot of "Street Boarding" where they Set up a Poster and talk to people on the street. The Korean People are so thoughtful, they will bring them an umbrella when it's raining (which is most of the time) and someone brought them a drink, because they thought they looked thirsty!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
July 4th Celebration Assembly
Sister Richardson entered the MTC in Provo, Utah on May 4, 2011. She was dropped off at the curb and away she went! We heard from her via e-mails weekly. Some of the highlights of her stay were her companion - Sister Myrick - they became great friends. She said the only way to tell her days apart were if she got mail, or if it was Sunday because of the awesome Devotionals and speakers. Her days consisted of gym time, which she loved, breakfast, classes, more classes, lunch, classes, more classes dinner! One of the neatest experiences was on July 2, 2011 - in celebration of July 4, 2011 they had everyone meet in the auditorium, and a map of the world was up on the screen, as each Mission was displayed - those missionaries for that mission - cheered and kept cheering until the whole auditorium was on their feet cheering and then the flag bearers started coming down the isles with all the flags of the world, and The United States. She said it was pretty awesome. She took pictures, and a little video to capture the moment. That night they were all out in the parking lot to watch the fire works from BYU Stadium of Fire and they all got ice cream. Can you imagine a parking lot with 3,000 kids in it????
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