Email: October 21, 2019 - "let it fly"

October 21, 2019

Email: October 21, 2019 - "let it fly"

This is a quote from the Studio City ward bishop as he gave some counsel to a member of the ward. It was a cool experience to watch a bishop in full on action and pretty spiritual.

Hello Everybody! This week was a great week. We worked super duper hard this week in trying to achieve our goal, unfortunately we fell a bit short but it's OK because we set ourselves up for a very good week this week.

We went on exchanges this week with our district leader which means I got to be in the bike area for the day which was fun. Being on bike really isn't all that bad. I genuinely enjoyed riding around North Hollywood on a bike talking to people on the street and in cars as I would ride by.

On Sunday we had a member in our ward (he writes deep doctrine books) teach Sunday School and it was super mind blowing. He is such a good teacher and makes these complex ideas simple and easy to understand (as far as deep doctrine goes).

I also got a very nice compliment from the lady that we give the sacrament to each Sunday which was very uplifting

That's all for me this week, again sorry these get shorter and shorter

Take it easy and enjoy the moments!

-Black Ranger

Exchanges with Elder Ashby

Elder Paas coming back to visit the mission

My Yogurtland milkshake that I managed to cork with a mini brownie

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Valeri V. Cordón, 49, and Glenda Cordón, three children, Concepción Ward, San José Costa Rica Los Yoses Stake: California Los Angeles Mission, succeeding President Robert M. Haynie and Sister Ruth E. Haynie.

Elder Cordón is a General Authority Seventy and a former Area Seventy, stake president, bishop, high councilor, seminary teacher, and missionary in the El Salvador Mission. He was born in Guatemala City, Guatemala, to Ovidio Cordón and Ema María Orellana.

Sister Cordón is a stake self-reliance specialist and a former stake Young Women presidency counselor, stake employment specialist, ward Relief Society and Young Women president, ward Young Women presidency counselor, and seminary teacher. She was born in Guatemala City, Guatemala, to Ronald Mackinley Zea and Irma Julieta Diaz.

Robert Maurice Haynie, 62, and Ruth Elizabeth Peterson Haynie, four children, Carkeek Park Ward, Seattle Washington Shoreline Stake: California Los Angeles Mission, succeeding President David N Weidman and Sister Rachel Weidman. Brother and Sister Haynie serve as temple ordinance workers. Brother Haynie serves as a director of public affairs and is a former stake president, bishop, ward mission leader and missionary in the Japan Nagoya Mission. Executive Director—Investments, Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. Born in Seattle, Washington, to Hale Theron Haynie and Norma Elizabeth Peterson Haynie.

Sister Haynie is a former stake Relief Society presidency counselor, ward Relief Society and Young Women president, director of public affairs and temple preparation teacher. Born in Magrath, Alberta, Canada, to Eldon McBride Peterson and Mirra Heninger Peterson.