I feel like a brand new missionary again. Everything is starting over, but I have very little time on the clock which is a bit discouraging. I wish I could stay another year now, but that's pretty much impossible.
As of now I'm staying in Kwa Guqa. The northern part of the Johannesburg mission was absorbed into the Botswana mission, and this area is part of that.
Its pretty cool, Elder Cook (the Area President) said all of our names were sent to the First Presidency and they prayed about who it should be that would change missions, and they choose 36 of us out of 180.
(photo of missionaries who are moving to Botswana Mission)
(At the farewell luncheon with Sister Dunn)
Here is some info on the Botswana mission: There are 4 missionaries in Namibia, 7 in Botswana, and now somewhere around 40 in South Africa. There is 1 assistant and 2 sister missionaries. Yeah. Its a small mission covering 3 countries. Awesome!
I really hope I get to go to Namibia before I go home, from what I hear its one of the most beautiful places in Africa.
Also, the chances of me coming home in October are a lot slimmer. I'll most likely be home in December now.
I'm at a pretty comfortable point on my mission, but as of Wednesday everything is changing. I don't really like change, but I'm taking a lot of comfort in this promise the Lord gave: D/C 84:88 "And whoso receiveth you, there I will be also, for I will go before your face. I will be on your right hand and on your left, and my Spirit shall be in your hearts, and mine angels round about you, to bear you up."
That's about all I got this week. My head is still spinning a bit about all of this; I'm sorry if what I wrote didn't make sense.
Love, Elder Kelly
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