Elder Mills and Elder Fonokalafi (right) and two baptismal candidates.
Elder Woodhead and Elder Weller and two good souls.
Elder Gyewu-Appiah and Elder Turner with a brother and sister waiting to enter the waters of baptism.
Elders and President Roggia. Busy day prior to the Easter Program in Bo.
President Roggia and Elder Penia shaking hands.
Love it! Gathering everyone.
Sweet.
Elder Arikpo and Elder Chigede with others.
Elder Weller
Elder Hovley and Elder Penia and another baptismal candidate.
The Baptismal Service was delightfully crowded with members and baptismal candidates. Several weeks prior to baptism, they are taught the lessons about the gospel of Jesus Christ . It is called the gospel of Jesus Christ because the Atonement of Jesus Christ is central. Those who desire baptism develop faith in Jesus Christ, repent, are then baptized by one with priesthood authority, receive the Holy Ghost and endure to the end. Continued faithfulness is called "enduring to the end." Seventeen were to enter the waters of baptism.
Listening intently to a question after baptism...
Sunset in Bo near the Njaiboima Chapel
Easter Sunrise in Elder and Sister Schlehuber's compound and off to Kenema.
Elder Barth, Elder Chemhuru, Elder Hales and Elder Richardson in Kenema Easter morning at the Simbeck Branch. (sitting on the stairs into the outside baptismal font)
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