The Work and Fun of Elder Cunningham

There are a lot of things that keep Elder Cunningham busy along with tracting and teaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ ......

There is District Conference.....

... and then there is Zone Conference at the home of some members in Moreno Valley.

Of course, this is what happens when your hosts for Zone Conference are Polynesian.

You learn the Haka and how to dance the Hukilau.

Then there is work to be done in the zone. Hmmmm..... he wasn't kidding when he said he put on a few pounds. Look at those cheeks! :-)

Yes, he is patriotic!

There is also saying goodbye to an excellent companion.

Elder Houston finished his mission and is now back home in Idaho.

Then there was the zone Activity. Hiking up the Mountain!

Of course, Elder Cunningham can't just hike up the mount.....

And Finally, on February 20th Elder Cunningham hit his 18th month mark. It is mission tradition to burn a pair of pants to commemorate that date.

He seems a little sad to be so close to finishing his mission.
We are proud of you Elder!!

From Menifee to Moreno Valley

Just a few days before Christmas Elder Cunningham was transferred from Menifee, CA to Moreno Valley. From an Idaho Falls size town to a Ft. Lauderdale. Quite a big difference. As the sun sets on his service in one area, we know he loves his new area and serving the Lord. Here are a few of the pictures he sent home.

Getting ready for Christmas with Santa and Elder Walker in Menifee.

Saying goodbye to new friends....

And old friends. Here he is with one of his first companions, Elder Jackson.

Cleaning, packing and trashing. These shoes have seen a lot of service and were quite ready for the dumpster.

Saying goodbye to the Elders in his apartment.

Hello Elder Houston, his new companion in Moreno Valley!

Where he arrived during the recent rainy period and flooding.

Hi desk. (I can't believe he still has that Kinderegg)

The infamous Elder Cunningham Necktie collection. SWEET!!!!

The Garbage inspired Christmas Tree. Quite a work of art.

Christmas Gifts!

Two of the six Elders sharing that apartment. Someone's mother has a great sense of taste.

Cody's Christmas haul!!

I love this stocking!

They were not allowed to tract or proselyte on Christmas day so I think they went out to look at light shows.

The day after Christmas he was able to go back to Menifee for a baptism.

I'm not sure what's up with the tree art.

This tree is hungry I guess!

The Elder's car was sideswiped by a hit and run while it was parked.

A typical P-Day (Preparation day) activity.

A good read at the Laundry Mat.

Yea!!!!! Keep on Tractin'!

Have a great week everyone.