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Elder Ngobi arranged a soccer game for the missionaries as part of their
P-Day activities. It was a community affair. It involved the missionaries from
several districts, members from the Duala Branch and the community.
Lots of people showed up to play 1 1/2 hours late - Mormon standard time
coupled with African time. Vendors came to sell water, treats and
homemade food. It truly was a party. The game was played on a
regulation size field with goal posts cemented in the ground and a
referee with a whistle. This was serious. The field as you can see in
the pictures was dirt, weeds and pretty rough.
There were tons of children watching and waiting to get out on the field
at half time and at the end.
Not sure who won but everyone had a great time!!
P-Day activities. It was a community affair. It involved the missionaries from
several districts, members from the Duala Branch and the community.
Lots of people showed up to play 1 1/2 hours late - Mormon standard time
coupled with African time. Vendors came to sell water, treats and
homemade food. It truly was a party. The game was played on a
regulation size field with goal posts cemented in the ground and a
referee with a whistle. This was serious. The field as you can see in
the pictures was dirt, weeds and pretty rough.
There were tons of children watching and waiting to get out on the field
at half time and at the end.
Not sure who won but everyone had a great time!!
(Elder Zaugg is in the middle of the picture, where the two American Elders
are standing together. He is the one on the left)
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Brewersville Elders -
Kouao, Dahlin, Nabende, Dlamini, Pentreath, Osayi, Ngobi,
Zaugg, Smith
(pictures and captions courtesy of the unofficial Liberia Mission blog at
http://liberia-monrovia-mission.blogspot.com/2013_04_01_archive.html )
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