Haircut

Sister Jones cutting hair for Linsey, a non-member, at the Laura Relief Society.

Sister Lytle

Sister Lytle doing handicrafts at the Laura Relief Society work day.

Good Bye Hicks

Couple missionaries and friends saying goodbye to Elder and Sister Hicks.

Elder and Sister Hicks with the Tibons, the Horiuchis, and the Stovalls.

Elder Hicks with a gift hat, at the airport getting ready to leave.

Elder Hicks saying goodbye to the Majuro street sweeper.

Junior Jeillan

Elder Jones with Junior Jeillan of the Ajeltake Branch. Elder Jones has just ordained Junior an Elder.

Elder Mackey, Junior Jeillan, Elder Woodland, and Elder Wright after Junior's ordination.

Young Women

Sister Jones and Ertila Kios in a Young Women's meeting in the Ajeltake Branch.

Elder Danny Ritlon

Elder Danny Ritlon, just home from the Honolulu, Hawaii mission.

This is President Betti of the Delap Branch, Elder Jones, and Elder Danny Ritlon from the island of Lae. Elder Ritlon is just returning home from his mission. Elder Jones has just released him from his mission. President Betti baptized Elder Ritlon when he served part of his mission on Lae.

Laura Institute

The Laura Institute class, April 23, 2009.

Home Evening

Sister Jones with Batok at a home evening with the Aiwa family.

Jumbo

An example of a Marshallese "jumbo". These pick-up truck "taxis" get very loaded sometimes.

Pub

This is Pandana season. Also known as "Pub" this can be eaten raw or cooked.

Zone Conference

Zone Conference April 17, 2009.

Dr. and Sister Dahl are stationed in Hawaii and act as mission doctor to several missions in the Pacific Area, including the Marshall Islands.

Sisters Bwakatii, Arakanria, Santos, and Hasu at zone conference. In the Marshalls we have eight sister missionaries and six of the eight are from Pacific islands and only two from the states.

Farewell Friends

Us with Elder Stone at the airport as he was leaving for home.

Us with Sister Seeley at the airport the night of her departure for home.

Cruise Ship

Who would have ever thought---a Japanese cruise ship visiting Majuro.

Happy Easter

Happy Easter from Elder and Sister Jones.

Baptism

The baptism of Amelia Enos in the Ajeltake Branch.

Amelia being baptized by Elder Heimuli.

More from Eneko Island

A sign at Eneko Beach.

A sign at Eneko Beach.

Loading up to go back to Uliga dock.

These Marshallese guys seemed to be enjoying themselves near the Uliga dock.

Eneko Island

Eneko Beach, the site of the missionary couples P-day.

Elder Jones in the water at Eneko Beach.

Sister Jones in the water at Eneko.

Sister Hicks and Sister Jones at the front of the boat headed to Eneko Island for the couples P-day.

Elder and Sister Bell on the boat to Eneko. They are the CES couple.

Coloring Eggs

Sister Jones helping the Marshallese mothers and kids color Easter eggs.

The Marshallese kids thought it was great fun to color eggs.

This is Willie William's boy. Willie works for Ladie, our landlord.

Fishing

Manny is unloading the boat after a day of fishing.

Nature

Another of our landlord's beautiful flowers, this one a Haibiscus.

This is known as a Flame tree. This one is located in Laura, close to our apartment.

Woja

Reading with the second grade class at Woja School.

Even the school kids follow the Marshallese custom of taking off shoes when you go inside most places.

Sister Jones cutting hair in Woja.