We had a great day at our holiday gatherings. We did a zone conference in the morming, then games and a tie/scarf exchange in the afternoon, dinner, and a special Christmas program. The missionaries enjoyed getting together, sharing laughs and good times, and reflecting on the true meaning of Christmas!

This is a game that all the missionaries love. It is called Clue, and the clues must be acted out. It is always very comical and fun to see. It's as fun to watch the spectators and their reaction as it is to watch the person onstage!

Elder Fromm is trying to get the detective to realize that "the place" was "the zoo."

Elder Harley is also acting out "the zoo," believe it or not. That was his clue. He was acting like he was looking in a cage!

Joshua passes out numbers so the tie/scarf exchange can begin. Elder and Sora Dummar have just picked their numbers.

Elder Schwartz and Elder VanOrman show off the ties they got--making them available for a "steal."

The office district performs their number on the program. l to rt: Elder Nelson, Elder Bernier, Elder Allphin, Joshua, with his brother, Lars, and Elder VanOrman.

Elder Tilby, Elder Smith, and Elder Oberhansly perform something. I think maybe those were mustaches---I can't remember!

The Galati missionaries get into their number with great choreography. Elder Boy, Sora Kiriyama, and Sora and Elder VanWagoner are pictured above.

The other half of this number included Sora Richards and Elder Anderson with the VanWagoners.

The VanWagoners really know how to dance. They performed at the Christmas program, but have also been teaching dance classes in Galati, pulling in a big crowd who are then invited to learn the gospel.

A beautiful number is performed by Elder Schwartz at the violin, Sora Karina at the piano, with Sora Gibbons singing.

Girls, Girls, Girls! The sister missionaries are delightful!
Front: Sora Owen, Sora Richards, Sora Jones, Sora Slaeman.
Back: Sora Olsen, Sora Burca, Sora Smith, Sora Kiriyama, Sora Gibbons, Sora Karina.

Sora Slaeman şi eu!
I wore my native Romanian costume to the Christmas festivities this year!
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