We've been very grateful to the MTC President and Sister Robison for updating their blog at ghanamtc.blogspot.com, since Elder Peters group landed we've received daily updates on their activities and such. I't's made that transition to being a missionary family so much easier.
So below are a few photo highlights that feature Elder Peters in the MTC.
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| Here he is...front and center with the others in his group on their first day at the MTC. Before they could eat breakfast, they had to write home, so we got a very AWESOME...very short letter on Friday. |
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| Elder Mantz and Elder Perry out for a run. This has been an common sight at the MTC with Elder Peters and Elder Sakala running with them most of the time. Why isn't Elder Peters in this photo? My guess is that on this day he chose to play soccer with the African Elders. |
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| Energetic bunch on Saturday Morning. |
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| Here is the advantage of having a tall, red-head for a son. I can tell that's Elder Peters in the back of the room in this photo. They were learning to consecrate oil with some other Elders. |
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| Freshly set apart as missionaries and at the SLC Airport ready to fly. Elder Peters and Elder Perry. I told Pres. Robison that it's hard to take a photo of one without the other...well he must have felt that was OK because they have been assigned to be companions at the MTC! |
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| All the missionaries traveling from SLC to Ghana! It was so cool to see them find each other and instantly become friends. |
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| Again, the advantage of having that tall, red-head....pretty obvious who's in the front there... |
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| Elder Perry eating Sunday Dinner. I'm 100% confident that Elder Peters is sitting across from him. |
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