Thursday, April 4, 2013


I definitely know now what it feels like to live a week at Badger Creak (Creek). I never knew how nice just brushing your teeth feels after you haven't done it for a few days. :) Hopefully showering will come sometime soon but probably not until tomorrow. Badger all the way!!!
Sister Kelsey Webster
April 4, 2013

It is wet here in Johannesburg but that I guess is normal for this time of the year. They are just finishing Summer and going into Winter which here in Johannesburg is hot and dry.
They gave me my third twinrix shot today which I thought was super weird cause really how much good can it do when there isn't the right amount of space between each shot? Whatever?? You go with the flow.
I am in a three-some. Sister Gehring from Texas and Sister Nyambita I think we haven't met yet, from Tanzania. I am the only one going to Zambia in my threesome
There are only 11 missionaries here at the SAMTC (South Africa Missionary Training Center) and there are more sisters than elders. Which they say is a record, so that is pretty cool. President and Sister Reber are super nice and easy to get along with. Out of the 11 of us missionaries, five are staying in Johannesburg and 5 are going to Zambia, and then there is an elder here that is going to London (visa problems or something else, not sure)
I got about an hour and a half sleep on the plane. I did watch three movies which was kind of nice, they were all Disney Movies so no worries. Lindsay one was Lion King, which made me even more excited to be in Africa.
We are going to the temple on Tuesday and will be able to email again on Thursday so I will tell you about it. There are a couple of sisters that have not been endowed yet so that will be pretty cool to experience.

School is almost out for BYU-I, right?? Congrats to all that are finishing up and graduating. Been there! Done that! Oh so exciting but oh so overwhelming as well. Happy Birthday to any that has a birthday this week.
Thanks for the support!!! The plane ride was definitely an adventure, but oh so a blessing in disguise.
Sister Kelsey Webster

Monday, April 1, 2013

Missionary Addresses

I will be a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for the next 18 months. My address are: Sister Kelsey Jo Webster Zambia Lusaka Mission South Africa Missionary Training Center 3 Philips Avenue Discovery, 1709 Roodeport, South Africa (MTC Address April 4 - April 17 2013) The best way to write to me after April 17 will be through the pouch system. Here are the rules for pouch, The pouch provides a cheap and reliable mail service to many places where receiving mail is difficult, but be warned! Sometimes, the pouch service can take a LONG TIME and any letters that do not meet the requirements will be returned. The service does not accept envelopes or packages. In order to use the pouch, you have two options: either write a postcard or write a letter on one side of a single sheet of printer paper. If using a piece of paper, fold it into thirds, fastening the top with tape and placing a stamp in the top right corner. Zambia Lusaka Mission Sister Kelsey Jo Webster P.O. Box 30150 Salt Lake City, Utah 84130-0150 or you can send letters to the mission home. The best way to send packages is by using FedEx, which should be sent to the mission home: Sister Kelsey Jo Webster Zambia Lusaka Mission Plot No. 14038 Katima Mulilo Road Lusaka Zambia Phone: 260 0211-295-775 (Needed when using a private courier) (April 17 2013 - October 2014)

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Humpty Dumpty

This was used in a talk today in Sacrament Meeting. With it being Easter, the talks were on Jesus Christ and His love and Atonement for all of us. Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall Humpty Dumpty had a great fall All the King's horses and all the King's men Helped to put Humpty together again And then, Humpty got up and looked good as new His shell was all shiny and he thought, ah .... whew! But then .... he did realize that something was amiss His outsides were fine, but his insides were all mixed All scrambled, all churned, like an omelet he felt So he began to plead to all the King's helps But they all declined with their heads bowed down low, "We haven't what it takes to heal such a blow, To be honest, we have been in the same state as you" And there's nothing more that any of Us can do. "In fact, there is no one that can fix this great sting, Except the man known as Christ, we cal Him our King, So get on your knees, He's waiting for you Just as He's waited, for all of us too." "And Yes, there are some things of you He'll require, Your heart and your soul, and all your desires. You see, we have learned this, and so the past years we've been Known as the King's horses, and as the King's men." I know that my Savior is Jesus Christ and that no matter where I go He will be there beside me. Easter means new life and with the Savior in our lives each day we can be a new and better person.

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Called To Serve

Dear Sister Webster You are hereby called to serve as a missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. You are assigned to labor in the Zambia Lusaka Mission. It is anticipated that you will serve for a period of 18 months. You should report to the South Africa Missionary Training Center on Thursday, April 4, 2013. You will prepare to preach the gospel in the English language. Your assignment may be modified according to the needs of the mission president. What a crazy adventure this is going to be. I am excited to serve the Lord in Zambia. Yes at first I was super shocked and pretty scared but things have turned around now. I can't honestly say that things aren't still a little scary but what new thing isn't?! It is so crazy that sister missionaries are getting called to foreign lands and most of the elders that I have heard of are getting called to the states. This just goes to prove that the Lord needs missionaries everywhere.