March 23, 2014

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Dinner with the Pettitt family and one of the families in my ward in Singapore: The Varel Family

Picture Gallery

Doing service for a member. Some back breaking work

The day we had district meeting by the Eiffel Tower. It was raining that day, yet it was a perfect end to a great transfer.

Elder Hall and I with the Cadin’s – Frere Cadin is the 2nd Counsellor in the Mission Presidency and is also a part of my ward. He also told me a lot about Scott Runyon, one of my roommates during Sophomore year at Stanford who served in this same place 4 years ago

On the Streets of Paris

Continuing the Hall Family Trend – my companion Elder Hall’s older brother and his father both served missions in Paris. It was a family trend for them to bring their ”Bleu” (the missionary they were training) to Notre Dame and take a photo of with them eating a greek sandwich. I guess it was my turn.

Elders in their 5 transfer

Elder Brockbank and I during our Legality

At the Hotel des Invalides – Napoleon’s Tomb. Went there for Preparation day today

Cathedral we passed by on our way to do some service for a member. Sometimes, I forget that I am in France

At Rodin’s Museum. the Thinking Man

Last photo before Sœur Gao headed back to China!

Prisen and his family – They are such a wonderful bunch of people

Arc de Triomphe (Where the soldiers returned victorious)

moi et mon collegue (me and my companion, Elder Tsai)

Country-side on the TGV

the last supper at the MTC – Elder Eady, Elder Liechty, Elder Tsai (my companion), Elder Thompson, Elder Tidwell, Elder Dayley, Elder Miner, Me, Elder Higham, Elder Gram

at Pont des Arts, the bridge with a thousand billion locks

Our amie, Sœur Gao, who was baptized last transfer. What a miracle!

All of the great missionaries in the Paris Zone during my 6th transfer

At Mission Council, with some of my favorite people (from left to right – Elder Gram (MTC companion for the first day), Me, Elder Brockbank, and Elder Mosley)

A wonderful dinner with Bishop Black

The Chinese Speaking elders in Paris

My Companion and I in front of an arch just across from the Louvre

District photo – KungFu Style

In front of the Louvre, we were so blessed to have had nice weather, because it usually rains a lot at this time of the year

My Trainer, Elder Hall, and I

At home for Preparation Day – from left to right: Me, Elder Kwang, Elder Cottle and Elder Ganjanakrit

Stanford Elders: Elder Andrew Lee (heading to South Korea) and I

Brother and Soeur Cadin, from Evry, the first ward that I served in.

First time on the TGV (french bullet-trains). They go up to 300+ km/hour! Wow.

When a fire broke out in the building next to where we stay

The “Bleu Missionnaires” (New Missionaries)

My District (From left – Elder Heath, Soeur Wynn, Me (Elder Lam), Soeur Thibault, Elder Clawson, Elder Kwang, Elder Cottle, Elder Ganjanakrit)

One of my favorite amis – Tristan – he has a sincere desire to find his own testimony about God and he is a great great individual

Our Zone thanking the wonderful couple missionaries who prepared this great Christmas feast

Dinner with the Pettitt family and one of the families in my ward in Singapore: The Varel Family

At Yosef’s Baptism

Arielle Pettitt and the chinese-speaking missionaries in Paris. Arielle, or Soeur Pettitt served in my parents’ ward and it was so great to be able to talk to her and reminisce.

Ran into the first ami I ever found on my mission here in France – Japhet! It was great to be able to see him again after he moved to the South. What luck!

When Elder Kwang and I decided that we really needed some korean food one day

Elder Kwang (with an asian finger sign he created) and I at the Eiffel Tower

Can you see the Eiffel Tower in the distance

Just being missionaries (Elder Hall and I casually sitting on a bench in the park next to the Eiffel Tower) NBD

The day we had district meeting by the Eiffel Tower. It was raining that day, yet it was a perfect end to a great transfer.

My MTC buddies Elder Tidwell and Elder Gram (left and right respectively). When someone takes you off-guard with food in your mouth

The Chinese elders, our ward mission leader, and Prisen

Yep. Mona. Lisa. As you can probably see there is the persistent flock of people that made it difficult for me to have get up close

ZhuYing, an amie I taught whilst in Paris is finally got baptised

Me and Nicolas, one of my favorite converts

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Elder Lamb and Elder Lam (my Zone Leader and I on our exchange)

President and Soeur Poznanski, who will be ending their missions this week. They have truly helped me magnify my capacities as a missionary. A great example of “leaving things better than you found them”

Elder Dayley and I during our Legality trip in Paris – After a month in France (Can you believe it?)

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A part member family – the Mirs – whose son we are working with. They are an incredible family and Nicolas just accepted a baptismal date for January 4th!