Wednesday, September 5, 2012

A Day in the GKLM - Part Seven: Tracting, Contacting, Finding

         Missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints are probably best known for knocking on doors, a.k.a. tracting.  We also find people by talking to them on the street, in parks, as we are grocery shopping, getting gas, or any other time we cross paths.  In fact, we have a goal in our mission of talking to ten people per missionary per day, twenty per companionship, outside of tracting, lessons, or working with members. It isn't easy, but the Sisters and Elders of the Great Kentucky Louisville Mission do it anyway, with smiles on their faces and faith in their hearts.
Hermana Okey and Hermana Gomm 

Elder Colling and Elder Howell
Elder Carly and Elder N. Anderson
Elder Lowe and Elder J. Wood 
Elder Draney and Elder Gill
Elder Bosen and Elder Rost 
Elder Taylor and Elder Rich
Elder Funk and Elder Granados
Elder Ham and Elder Barlow 
Hermana Okey and Hermana Gomm
Through the peephole: Elder Taylor and Elder T. Johnson

Sister Mickelson and Sister Clemons
Sister Whiting and Sister Ward
Elder Beagley
Elder Rowley and Elder C. Anderson
Elder Biddle and Elder B. Johnson
Elder Bowman and Elder Smith
Elder Rueda and Elder Broomhead
Sister Jensen and Sister Noakes
Elder Lush and Elder Musgrave
Elder Casteneda and Elder Singleton
Elder Bosen 
Elder Clark and Elder Despain 
Elder Crichton
Elder Funk and Elder Granados 
Hermana Lawter
Elder Raney and Elder Harshman
Elder Mason and Elder Freestone
And here's what someone might see from the peep hole of the preceding door. :)

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