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After an 8 Month intermission DUE TO COVID19



Dear family and friends I have safely made it to Tucson this past monday and I couldn't be happier to be back in the mission! I was received at the airport by Elder Riches and Elder Wurtz and spent the day with them and my new mission president and his wife. We ended the night with a devocional at the home of the temple president and it was an awesome ending to the day.



 The next day I got my new comanions, Elder Medina and Elder Freeman. We're serving in West Tucson in the El Rio ward. They have both been here for some time and we're getting a little bit of a fresh start this transfer so we're looking forward to what is to come. This week we've done a lot of talking with people and contacting and have seen good success. It's super interesting to not be able to knock doors but there are so many other ways to find the elect. There are many people here prepared for the message that we have and it is awesome how open others are during this Christmas season. I'm really looking forward to this coming transfer and what will come from it. I've loved this week and preparing for Christmas and being able to read about and teach about the life of Christ. I'm so greatful for Christ and the example he gives us. I can feel so deeply the love that he has for me and each one of his children. I've been able to feel the spirit so strongly this week as I've once again been given the opportunity to declare his name and share his gospel everyday. I hope everyone has a Merry Christmas and relish in the thought of our Savior this time of year.

Mason sent Yesterday at 5:02 Elder Holman

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