Leaving the missionary clothes shopping to the last minute...Not something I recommend, but did it anyway.
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Called to Serve in the Canada Calgary Mission...September 2009 - September 2011
About Elder Moore
Elder Moore is serving a mission in Calgary Canada for the next two years for the Mormon Church. During this time he will share the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the good people of Canada. His emails, pictures, and other communications are shared with all through this blog. We love you Elder!
Where to write Elder Moore:
Elder Hayden Moore
Canada Calgary Mission
7044 Farrell Rd. SE
Calgary, AB T2H 0T2
Canada
Email: hayden.moore@myldsmail.net (This is free, of course, and he will get the email on his weekly Preparation Day)
Snail mail (USPS): Drop a normal size letter in any USPS mail box with $0.75 in postage.
Or use http://www.dearelder.com/ which will be printed as a letter and goes as snail mail.
There is a cost associated with the last two, but missionaries love getting mail any day of the week instead of waiting until P-Day to pick up their email. Dear Elder saves you from looking for a stamp and trying to find a mailbox. Gotta love that!
Where to write Elder Moore:
Elder Hayden Moore
Canada Calgary Mission
7044 Farrell Rd. SE
Calgary, AB T2H 0T2
Canada
Email: hayden.moore@myldsmail.net (This is free, of course, and he will get the email on his weekly Preparation Day)
Snail mail (USPS): Drop a normal size letter in any USPS mail box with $0.75 in postage.
Or use http://www.dearelder.com/ which will be printed as a letter and goes as snail mail.
There is a cost associated with the last two, but missionaries love getting mail any day of the week instead of waiting until P-Day to pick up their email. Dear Elder saves you from looking for a stamp and trying to find a mailbox. Gotta love that!
Other Websites to Visit
Mission Countdown
For Your Listening Enjoyment...
Followers
1 comment:
Did that Mr Mac guy know who was watching his measurements???? That is 'tough duty'....
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