A pre-activity was enjoyed on the deck, waiting for the rest to arrive. We had several people early, which is unusual. Our unofficial head count was 33, a record.
Mary, an investigator
Signing Elder Huntsman's book
The main reason people gather! George's "Magic Chili" was the hit of the evening.
Kristen George and Denzel Williams
Natalie Wiltshire, Tedeca Samuel, Antonia Williams
Brother Estrado, recently returned from a lengthy stay in Trinidad, was one of the focuses of the evening. It is his first time to try Elder Ross's chili. It must have been a hit, since it was the first item gone.
Six teams competed for the prize by answering church trivia. The answers were multiple choice and the non-correct answers provided lots of laughs.
Our esteemed judges, Elder Barton, Elder Huntsman, and Melvin Bovell, had the task to determine which team as a whole raised their hands first. It was a tough job, since the hands went up so fast after the four choices were presented.
Elder Huntsman was one the other reasons for the FHE, since he has been transferred to Guyana and this was his last opportunity to address the branch and for us to bid him "farewell". He and Elder Barton have been an awesome companionship. You can tell they love the work and the people. We will miss Elder Huntsman.
A pre-activity was enjoyed on the deck, waiting for the rest to arrive. We had several people early, which is unusual. Our unofficial head count was 33, a record.
Mary, an investigator
Signing Elder Huntsman's book
The main reason people gather! George's "Magic Chili" was the hit of the evening.
Kristen George and Denzel Williams
Natalie Wiltshire, Tedeca Samuel, Antonia Williams
Brother Estrado, recently returned from a lengthy stay in Trinidad, was one of the focuses of the evening. It is his first time to try Elder Ross's chili. It must have been a hit, since it was the first item gone.
Six teams competed for the prize by answering church trivia. The answers were multiple choice and the non-correct answers provided lots of laughs.
Our esteemed judges, Elder Barton, Elder Huntsman, and Melvin Bovell, had the task to determine which team as a whole raised their hands first. It was a tough job, since the hands went up so fast after the four choices were presented.
Elder Huntsman was one the other reasons for the FHE, since he has been transferred to Guyana and this was his last opportunity to address the branch and for us to bid him "farewell". He and Elder Barton have been an awesome companionship. You can tell they love the work and the people. We will miss Elder Huntsman.
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