Now, we had one of the most wonderful and memorable experiences of our lives (outside of our own family ones, of course - they are always the best) as we helped the Mongolian members receive the blessings of the temple for themselves, their own families and for many of their ancestors. We felt very much that the Lord had certainly blessed us with this memorable opportunity and that it just wouldn't likely get much better than this.
We were wrong. It actually managed to get much better. And it shouldn't be any surprise, we suppose, that this great improvement came because of what our own family
Because of our lack of internet access temporarily, we had no idea what they were doing. Once back in UB and catching up on our blog reading, we both were dumbfounded. What a wonderful surprise.
We've included a couple of the pictures they posted, for you to enjoy with us.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. We love you more than words can express.
Oh, and if there are any couples out there thinking of serving missions, things such as this alone make it all worthwhile.
--From a very grateful (and proud) grandma and grandpa
4 comments:
We love you TONS!!! It meant just as much for us to do this for you as it did for you to receive it. The kids were very selfless in their giving, and I am incredibly proud of them all!! They have more love for you both than you will ever know, and they miss you LOTS! I think doing this kind of helped them to feel connected to you way over there in Mongolia. Love you!!
We're very proud of you too!!
Man, your family is awesome. I don't even know them, and I'm inspired.
And not only that, they are very handsome people. I bet even (maybe especially) the ones that didn't get into the pictures are a sight to behold!
By the way, 61 degrees!?!?! At 11:30 in the morning?!!? I bet that feels good. You are probably going to beat our high of 65 today. We just can't get out of this cold and rain junk. We gave up on Capital Reel because it is supposed to be 40 and snowing down there all spring break. Oh well. On the bright side, our water situation has gotten much better.
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