Keeping It Under Control

Well, everyone knows that Zone Leaders are very good Elders who are examples of behavior, civility and decorum. They sing songs to their Mission President and his wife, 

Left Side: Elder Anglin, Elder Morrison, Elder Fegan, Elder Morriss,

Elder Young, Elder Clark, Elder Armstrong, Elder Casteneda, Elder Everett

Right side: Elder Hammond, Elder DeYoung Elder Call,

Elder Johnson, Elder Winn, Elder Eliott, and Elder Bradford

and wipe their feet when they come in, and use their napkins when they eat, 

and say "please" and "thank you." 

So, you may say, there shouldn't be much for a Mission President to do 

as far as keeping them under control. Right?

Wrong! 

Or at least that is what it would seem at the last Zone Leader's Council held on Tuesday, December 2nd at the Mission Home. I could describe what happened and the hullaballoo it created, 

but pictures tell the story better:

Actually, it was a photo shoot staged as a promotion for a friendly competition between Lexington and Lexington North Zones. No one got their feathers ruffled, or their pots steamed, or even faces flushed. 

It was all in fun. But it WAS hilarious to watch, 

and all played their parts well, especially a certain President. 

So now you know what REALLY happens at Zone Leader Council...

Far back: Elder Bradford, Elder Young, Elder WInn, Elder Anglin, Elder DeYoung, Elder Clark, Elder Call

MIddle: President WOodbury, Elder Morriss, Elder --, Elder Casteneda, Elder Morrison, Elder Fegan

Front: Elder Hammond, Elder Johnson, Elder Eliot, Elder Armstrong