Made a few more friends from Mongolia.
Lkhagvajargal Dalaichvluun (Jargal for short or Wednesday Happy)
She delivered a gift to Elder Bodily from Gumbold, our favorite Mongolian tour guide.
He sent a tie made in Mongolia. Elder Bodily will proudly wear it.
Jargal was the only one in their group who could speak fluent English and was wonderful at translating for us. It would have been more difficult without her.
Bayarmaa and Batsuuri received their own endowments, and then were sealed as a family with their 10 year old son, Davaajargal.
L to R: Avarzed Lkhaajay, Davaajargal 10 yrs, Batsuuri Jadaamba
L to R: Bayarmaa Tsedendash, Baavar Namjilsuren, Me, Jargal (Wednesday Happy)
Wednesday Happy taught us three important words in Mongolian.
'Sain Baiha uu', which means Hello!
'Bayarlalaa', which means Thank you!
'Bayartai', which means Goodbye!
They have been here for nine days serving every day to perform the work needed to redeem the dead.
They are tremendously faithful saints, and a joy to have met.
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