Tracting In Silent Hill


Hey everyone! We had lots of service to do this week.

We have a senior couple in our district now. It was nice to have some more people in our district councils.

I went in exchanges with Elder Baker in Shoshone for a bit. It was fun. Shoshone is a nice area with just one set of elders there. It was creepy and foggy. Thus the pictures.

Then later in the week I went on exchanges with Elder Carter. We had two major service projects with him there. One was moving firewood and the other was digging out a SUV that was buried in snow. We had to recruit the sisters to help with that one. 

Anyway, we have zone conference this week! Hopefully we will learn more about the mission split! 

Love you all! Have a good week!

-Elder Hazeslip










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