Wednesday, January 1, 2014

A Merry MLC

        "... A white Christmas...where the treetops glisten... sleigh bells in the snow... days [that are] merry and bright..." Well, the first three didn't happen this December, but the fourth did, starting off on December 3rd, the day we had Mission Leadership Council at the Mission Home, aka the President and Sister Woodbury's residence.
 
       Opening, announcements, calendaring, instruction, the President's Tune-Ups, reports from each Zone and Sister Training Areas, lunch, training to take back to their areas of stewardship, testimonies of members of the Council going home this month, and closing; the normal drill, though the specifics vary each month. This was the first time for Hermana Davis, Sister Dickerson, and Elder Allen and their input was insightful and welcomed. 
        In short, the MLC was merry, bright, and just right!
Standing: Sister Munk, Elder Blauer, Sister Jensen, ELder C. Anderson, Elder Sizelove, Elder Carson, Elder Evans, Elder St. Martin, Elder Dopp, Elder Stohel, Elder Earl, Elder Whitehead
Sitting: Sister Roberts, Sister Dickerson, Sister Woodbury, President Woodbury, Hermana Davis, Hermana Hansen, Sister Dickerson, Sister Kuenzle
Front: Elder Hicken, Elder Potter, Elder Allen, Elder Thomas, Elder Fry, Elder Carly
 A few snaps of the miscellany that followed...
Checking out the photo books
Sister Jensen, Sister Munk, Sister Hansen, Sister Davis,
Elder Fry, Sister Kuenzle, Sister Mickelsen, Elder Hicken
Sister Dickerson, Sister Roberts, Sister Kuenzle, Sister Mickelson
Sister Dickerson and Sister Roberts
        If you choose to keep your opinion of the Mission Leadership Council in dignified terms, stop right here. Halt. Do not pass this point. 
        If, on the other hand, you wish to know what sometimes happens after the formal Council is over, keep going...
Sister Dickerson had a package of mustaches...
Elder Carson, Elder Shohel, Elder Crly, Elder Potter,
Elder St. Martin, Elder Allen, Elder Hicken
Elder Carly and Elder Stohel
It would probably be best to leave this pose unlabeled... Think what you will of it...

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