WEEK 6: In Recife! Now get to work!!

Iosepa left the Sao Paulo MTC this Tuesday 10/15/19 and wasn't able to write or call us.  But we got these pics from his Mission President's wife.  

Howz Dat!  First companion and trainer is a local boy!  2 Hawaiians in the field.  Elder Elijah Mossman is Iosepa's trainer!  He is from Aunty Sharon Rickards home ward in Kaneohe.  What are the odds??  Hahaha.  God is good!









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