Christensen Honduras Mission: Missionaries Going Home

We changed what we do for the missionaries last day before they go home from the mission. In the past, we would go to the temple in the morning, then they would go to the town center. They would go to the cathedral, the library, and the city hall in the town center and take pictures with the San Pedro Sula sign. Then they would go to the souvenir shop. Then they came to the house and we would go to dinner next store at Osteria Pastai and then come back to the house and they would share their favorite scripture and have dessert. This time we met at the office and took a bus to Pulhapanzak waterfall. We took a picnic lunch and at there after looking at the waterfall and putting our feet in the water. Then we went to the souvenir market. Then to the temple. Dinner at Osteria Pastai. Finally back to the house for sharing our favorite scripture and dessert. It was a really fun day and went well. It was also a really hard day. Some of my favorite missionaries are going home and I am really going to miss them.

Elders Carmona and Knudsen

Only one sister, Hermana Castillo, was going home this transfer, so I went on the tour to be her companion. Plus I wanted to see how the tour went since we had changed it.

Elder Leland gazing at the waterfall

Elders Halls, Ferrin, and Knudsen

Elders Flores and Morales

Elders Camona and Ruiz

Front: Elders Ferrin, Beattie, Weeks, Echols, Crandall

Back: Ross and Halls

Elders Stout, Rogers, Miles, Miles, and Knudsen

Hermana Castillo in the souvenir shop

Elder Mills, Me, Elder Leland

Elder Rogers from Idaho

Elder Mills from Arizona

Elder Stout from Utah

Elder Crandall from Utah

Elder Ruiz from Mexico

Elder Flores from Peru

Elder Morales from Panama

Elder Ross from Roosevelt, Utah

Elder Weeks from Hawaii

Hermana Castillo from Dominican Republic

Elder Miles from Utah

Elder Stilson from Nevada

Elder Ferrin from Utah

Elder Echols from Utah

Elder Halls from Arizona

Elder Knudsen going home to California

Elder Jaco from El Salvador

Elder Salas from Guatemala

Elder Leland from Georgia

This lad came up and was talking to us forever and then she decided that she wanted to be in our picture. We could not get her to leave so that we could take a picture without her.