Welcome President Moyo and family

 

President and Sister Moyo 

 
                                           Fezili (12)                                             Menelisi (9)

                                                                                        
     We welcomed the new President and his family at the airport on Saturday, July 2, 2022. They had many flight delays and their checked luggage did not follow them across the ocean. They were exhausted, as anyone knows after making that flight! Elder Phelps and I brought them supper while they had a Zoom meeting with all of the missionaries so they could introduce themselves.

They also have a two year old boy, named Themba, but he was sleeping while all these pictures were taken.

     Very nice people and we look forward to getting to know them and working with them.

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