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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
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Hermana Samantha Smith
Map showing locations mentioned in Sami's blog post for Mar 8
Hermana Smanatha Smith left for the Chile Concepcion Mission on Monday Oct 5, 2009.This blog is to share her adventures with the world. She returned from her mission with honor in February 2011.
Sami singing the song she wrote
Hermana Samantha Smith
Hermana Samantha Smith
Below is a great site for Missionary Moms (and Dads) - it has email groups & other information
Map of Chilean Earthquake
Map showing locations mentioned in Sami's blog post for Mar 8
Where is Sami now!
Mar 2011: Sami is now back in Kent, WA with her friends and family. She will return to BYU in the fall.
Jan 10, 2011: Sami is still in Constitucion, but she is going to be a trainer for a new sister missionary again. She is excited to have this to do for the last 6 weeks of her mission.
Nov 30: Sami is still in Constitución but she has changed sectors so she has a new companion and is working with different people. She is sad to leave the investigators she was working with but glad that she will still be able to attend their baptisms. With only one transfer left before she comes home, she expects to die (Missionary talk for 'end her mission') in Constitución.
July 26: Sami is moving to Constitución tomorrow. This is a town on the coast that suffered considerable damage from the Tsunami.
May 3: Sami is still in Santa Sabina, but now she is a senior companion & trainer for a new missionary. She really loves the new responsibilities and the new hermana she is training.
Mar 23: Sami is moving to Santa Sabina in the town of Concepcion today. It is the area of Concepción where the new temple will be built.
Dec 28: Sami is still in San Carlos, but she has a new companion, Hermana Rodriquez.
Oct 6: Sami's first assignment is in San Carlos, Chile. Her companion is Hermana Grahn from BC, Canada. San Carlos is located about half way between Concepción and Santiago, near the mountains.
Jan 10, 2011: Sami is still in Constitucion, but she is going to be a trainer for a new sister missionary again. She is excited to have this to do for the last 6 weeks of her mission.
Nov 30: Sami is still in Constitución but she has changed sectors so she has a new companion and is working with different people. She is sad to leave the investigators she was working with but glad that she will still be able to attend their baptisms. With only one transfer left before she comes home, she expects to die (Missionary talk for 'end her mission') in Constitución.
July 26: Sami is moving to Constitución tomorrow. This is a town on the coast that suffered considerable damage from the Tsunami.
May 3: Sami is still in Santa Sabina, but now she is a senior companion & trainer for a new missionary. She really loves the new responsibilities and the new hermana she is training.
Mar 23: Sami is moving to Santa Sabina in the town of Concepcion today. It is the area of Concepción where the new temple will be built.
Dec 28: Sami is still in San Carlos, but she has a new companion, Hermana Rodriquez.
Oct 6: Sami's first assignment is in San Carlos, Chile. Her companion is Hermana Grahn from BC, Canada. San Carlos is located about half way between Concepción and Santiago, near the mountains.
Map showing San Carlos, Chile where Sami is currently serving
Other Concepcion Chile Missionary Blogs
- Hermana Paige Conley
- Hermana Mackenzie Knapp
- Elder Tyler Scott's Mission Site
- Elder Skyler Miller's Mission Site (returned home Oct 2010)
- Elder Salomon Jaar (returned home Oct 2010)
- Elder Ryan Mayberry
- Elder Nate's Mission
- Elder Mark Roberts' Mission Site
- Elder Eric Kuykendall's blog
- Elder Cody Moss, Chile Concepcion and Sister Amber Moss, Chile Santiago North.
- elder cody dastrup
- Elder Christopher Daniel Morgan
- Elder Austin Nelson's blog
- Edler Nicholas Mission Blog
- Edler Matthew Ward's Mission bog
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