This morning we were successful in visiting several of our AIT students. We were able to find and visit nearly everyone we wanted to, we only missed one. We are still searching for a couple of soldiers who are here, but we don't know for sure where.

Afterward, we went back to the apartment and began preparations for our next institute lesson. This is going to be a busy week, so we wanted to make sure we got a good jump on it. Later in the afternoon we attended a baptism for a young lady, whose mother was just baptized about 2 weeks ago. Also in attendance was Sister Mathews who will be baptized at the end of July by her husband once he returns home from his remote tour in Korea. He is being baptized in Korea tomorrow, Sunday, and will be ordained to the Aaronic Priesthood; with that priesthood he will be able to baptize his wife. That will be a wonderful event to attend. We look forward to it.

This evening we went out and visited the Tenney family, the Murray family and the Jones family. Each of these families live in the Grovetown ward area. Sister Murray's husband is deployed, but will come home for his two weeks of vacation next week. We look forward to seeing him. The Jones family is now our point of contact for the Grovetown ward to help us keep up to-date with the move ins and move outs. The Tenney family have been special friends of ours now for much of our time here, we love and appreciate them.

Here are some photos from the baptismal service this afternoon:

 This is Sister Mathews with her daughters, Autumn and Savanah

 This is Marilyn and her grandchildren; she was baptized about 2 weeks ago. 

 Brittany, the baptismal 

 Brittany, the baptismal candidate, is standing next to Elder Faleao on the left; Elder Myer is on the right.