Our Sunday meeting went well this week. It was remembrance Sunday and we had a very good meeting. Elder Philip Gill conducted the meeting, we had 2 minutes silence in remembrance of all those that gave their lives that we might be here. I would like to say that when we remember all those that gave their lives for us we should remember the saviour and his ultimate sacrifice for us for without him we would not be able to even remember these things for without his sacrifice we would all be damned. And to brother Joseph we give thanks for he never wavered in the final hour when the bullets pierced his skin and he knew that his life was over he never threw in the towel and that is a wonderful example to us all.
Sister Alyson Gill gave a wonderful talk about us being ready to meet with the saviour. Everybody present felt of the spirit of the lord and that he was there with us. The translation work is going wonderfully. The whole church is waiting with bated breath for the work on the ancient record to be completed. According to the prophet it should be completed before Christmas which will make a wonderful Christmas present for the church and for all those that this work is meant for.
The church is still pressing forward with Zion’s Camp and we are still calling for all those that wish to contribute you are more than welcome. Remember every seed that is planted can realy help the work. We are calling for all those that wish to come to our service to please do so you are very welcome. Here is a wonderful quote from our first prophet Brother Joseph Smith.

The Saviour said, . . . "Blessed are ye when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely for my sake; rejoice and be exceeding glad, for great is your reward in heaven, for so persecuted they the Prophets which were before you." Now, dear brethren, if any men ever had reason to claim this promise, we are the men; for we know that the world not only hate us, but they speak all manner of evil of us falsely, for no other reason than that we have been endeavouring to teach the fullness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith,