Our Time in Vanuatu

Another incredible week went by faster than the birds flying and diving in the pool. We flew to Tanna Tuesday for the first zone conference of this series.  We knew it would be a small plane but did not expect it to be that small.  One of the assistants, Elder Daly was quite excited, it was his first time right behind the pilot.  Interestingly, our flight was delayed one hour and we received a message about one of our missionaries in New Caledonia that have an allergic reaction and she had to go to the hospital the night before.  Because we were delayed, we were able to address somewhat the situation and talk with her father who is also her stake president. I also was able to contact the area medical advisor for the missionaries in the Pacific.  It was decided to wait until we came back from Tanna and see how the medicine was working for her before a decision was made. Even if by the next day she was feeling a lot better, it was decided that she should retu

Week 3 It was a busy transfer week saying goodbye to some missionaries 😥😁 We are sad to see them leave but we are excited for the next part of their lives We welcomed 5 missionaries that are ready to work.  I just love to feel of their excitement and trepidation for starting this wonderful experience.   The wonderful team that makes it all possible (the intricacies of transfer week) Elder Ramsey holding what we affectionately call the guide to the galaxy prepared with his companion Elder Minty and our super sister Carlson.  She is the author of the organized board behind them and making all the flights arrangements.  They are our hosting elders picking up and driving around all the missionaries moving that week.Our heroes! Saturday we left for Malekula for a district conference Sunday.  The District Presidency was reorganized.  It was an uplifting meeting.  Elder Marvin G. Ashton, who was a member of the quorum of the Twelve Apostles said once that: "A