Our work load is over the top some of the days, lately. I, Elder Martin, work on the finances, renewing leases and more. In the last two weeks we have had what I call a tsunami of work. The service center has had me help pay many of their bills and other various tasks that I was told was never before asked of the Mission Finance person. After many long days and late nights, I think the tsunami has finally subsided.
Sister Martin is the receptionist, helps all the foreign missionaries with their Visa registration, baptism records, arranging transportation for missionaries going to and from the airport and much more. Occasionally, such as this Monday p-day for the young missionaries, they come in to do emails home to their family, play basketball, etc.
A few days ago we walked out the office door and the courtyard was transformed into an elaborate wedding reception. There was a decorated stage, and chairs filled with attendees and more people standing.
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| Wedding Reception - The mission office is in the background |
Singing just before the grand entrance
Video of Groom making his entrance
The bride arrives
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| The bride exiting her carriage and making her entrance |
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| The Newlyweds were hoisted high above everyone in this make-shift crane with a heart of fresh flowers |
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| They decorated the entrance - church building is on the left |
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