Travels

    We just left Camaçari last night. It was a great city with a wonderful stake, probably one of the most gorgeous stake centers I've ever seen.


    We are now in Vitória da Conquista, Bahia. We flew in yesterday afternoon on a Fokker 50 Falcon Propjet aircraft. I had never been on a propjet before. It was a smaller plane but the flight was short so it wasn't too uncomfortable. The airport in Vit?ria da Conquista is very small, there's just one runway and a small building with the airline booth, car rental booth, and a snack bar.


    As I'm typing this Jones and I are eating breakfast in the restaurant of the Livramento Palace Hotel. We had bread with ham and cheese, fresh pineapple, watermelon, papaya, goiaba (guava) juice, poached eggs, pão de queijo (cheese rolls), and cake. Wow, that sounds really good when you type it out!
    We may teach two workshops this week, one just for the instructors that we're training and another for students. We are going to speak with the stake president and all of the bishops this afternoon. Hopefully this will give us the opportunity to explain who should take the workshop and arrange all of the necessities before the class starts - two things which haven't happened yet.