Safe in Paraguay with President and Sister Hansen






I am pleased to announce that your son, , arrived safe and sound to the mission Paraguay Asuncion. He has now received a trainer and is working in hard in the mission field. Attached there is a picture of him with President and Sister Hansen as well as a map of his first area.

If you have any questions, don´t hesitate to write me at this email.
Sincerely,

Élder Pedersen
Secretario Ejecutivo



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