Update



Hi Friends and Family! 

I owe you all a longer letter, so you can plan on that next week. 🤣 This week I'm afraid it's just a short update!

My wonderful time with Sister Romney has come to a close. Transfers were moved up a week so that they would be done by the time our new mission president arrives. We got the news today: she is going to Fruita 3/4!!! My old stomping grounds!!! She'll even be in my old apartment. I told her not to suffer, but to contact the landlord about fixing the air-conditioning immediately. 🤣

Meanwhile, here in Centennial/South Glenn we are getting Sister Ellsworth! She goes home next transfer I believe, so it will be fun to get to know her before she leaves. 

We have a new friend on date: Monica! For July 2nd. Please pray that her health improves because right now that is our only barrier. 

We are teaching another fellow named Ardash who is keeping commitments and progressing wonderfully! 

Lots of love,

💕Sister Shill💕




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