Monday, September 16, 2013

September Mission Leadership Council

        It was the first time for newly-called Zone Leaders Elder Sizelove, Elder Carly, Elder Dopp, Elder Stohel, and Elder Whitehead, and Sister Training Leaders Sister Jensen and Sister Kuenzle, but everyone else knew the drill: gather on the front sidewalk at the Mission Home, ring the doorbell, and while President and Sister Woodbury are opening the door, start singing, "Ye Elders of Israel."
        Once inside, the newcomers were shown the way downstairs to the Training Room, where the meeting began. The Council, they found, consists of the fourteen Zone Leaders, the eight Sister Training Leaders, the two Assistants to the President, and the President and his wife, Sister Woodbury. 
        During the proceedings, calendar items were outlined, goals and mission objectives set forth, Tune-Ups given by the President, and an opportunity for each companionship to reprot on the work being done in their individual stewardships. 
After lunch, teaching and training occurred, including role-plays, which were to be taken back to the other missionaries throughout the mission. Hermana Arreola bore her testimony since she will be going home before the next Mission Leadership Council, and the meeting ended, about 4:00 pm. 
        No MLC would be complete without a group photo to commemorate the occasion. 
Then, as is the pattern, everyone got to have a little fun, this time in a sort of conga line. 
Elder Hicken started off the Elders...
The Mission Leadership Council
of the Great Kentucky Louisville Mission

Back: Elder Potter, Elder Stohel, Elder Hawes, Elder Whitehead, Elder Carly, Elder Dopp, Elder Evans, Elder Anderson, Elder Hicken
Middle: Sister Vikari, Sister Jensen, SIster Kuenzle, Sister Mickelsen, Hermana Kearsley, Hermana Arreola, Sister West, Sister Hodges, Sister Woodbury, President Woodbury
Front: Elder Earl, Elder Quick, Elder St. Martin, Elder Rollins, Elder Howard, Elder Thomas, Elder Sizelove

and Sister West headed up the Sisters'/Hermanas, separated, because they are, after all,  missionaries. :)  
Afterward, the Sisters/Hermanas met with Sister Woodbury for a few minutes, and at one point ended up balancing books on their heads to show their good posture. (Don't ask why, it just happened...)
Sister Jensen, Sister Vikari, Sister Hodges, Kuenzle, Sister Mickelsen,
Sister Hodges, Sister West, Hermana Arreola, Hermana Kearsley
And yes, Sister Woodbury is a pro at this activity, but someone had to take the picture...

1 comment:

  1. It's so much fun to see that there are Sister Missionaries there as well! :]] Go Sisters!!

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