Richard and Kaye Dawn's Cape Town Mission

Monday, June 16, 2014

May Baptisms, The first picture is a young girl Sanelisiwe Portia Mene. Her mom and brother in the picture are now being taught, we have to get the mom married and she will be baptized. Second picture, Koleka Patricia Singata, two of the others in the group are her daughters. She is the neighbor and referral of Sister Matina, who we re- activated when first arriving.





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Smily, it is a sheep head that they put in a fire and burn the wool off, then they cut the head in half to expose the brain. They then take the brain out and rub it all over the head, then cook. When done, they let cool and serve on a plate. You then eat everything, lips, tongue, cheeks, eye whites ( not the iris ), you eat until only bones are left. I ate the tongue, lips, Kaye Dawn ate the cheeks, Elder Chamberlain ate one of the eyes. Wasn't that bad.





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Flekie Family, we will go to the temple with them in April for the family to be sealed. There is something odd in the picture with just the husband and wife, can you see it?





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Sunday, April 20, 2014

Primary activity, Easter activity with 52 children in all. The white faces are from bobing for candy in a big bowl of flour. Do not try this at home, it is dangerous, breathing in at wrong time can be fatal. They had chicken on the grill, cupcakes, candy and lots of games.









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April baptisms, the lady in the middle is Chwayita Mengu, she is Analisa's mom from the girl I baptized last month. Her son and other daughter are next to her. The really big guy is Sibabalwe Ganjana. There were 2 of us in the font. I was baptizing and Elder Black was there to assist in helping me get him back up. That ended up not being the problem. I could not get this guy to go under. He is 6'4" and weighs 380lbs. He was so big, he would pop up, on the 4th try Elder Black put both hands on his chest and helped me push him to the bottom, water flooded out into the room on the carpet. It was a great day. This guy will be a great leader some day, he then bore a great testimony afterwards as did Chwayita and her kids.





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Saturday, April 19, 2014

Bread for Easter, We baked and delivered 21 loaves of bread and some cinnamon rolls over Easter. They love our bread.




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Birthday for Elder Silcock ( cowboy )






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