On Wednesday, September 2 at 8pm, Sister Megan Tsai officially began her MTC training as a full-time missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It seems quite odd that this momentous event would begin at 8pm, but you might have guessed. Sister Tsai is the first missionary from our Branch to attend a virtual MTC experience after the COVID crisis began earlier this year. Parenthetically, Elder Kevin Wu is actually the first missionary from our Branch to attend a virtual MTC experience, but that was before the COVID crisis. So, since most of the missionaries in her MTC district live in Utah, the opening class was actually from 6pm to 9pm in Utah, thus resulting in a 8pm to 11pm class for Sister Tsai. She actually is not complaining, because her situation is not so bad compared to the missionary from Hawaii, who has to wake up at 4am for the morning class.
Sister Tsai will train until early November, when she is scheduled to fly to her mission field in Taichung, Taiwan. Officially, she becomes the 14th missionary sent out from the Montgomery Chinese Branch. Congratulations, Sister Tsai, on beginning your missionary service, and thank you for your service.

1 comments:
The missionary from hawaii has to wake up at 4am 😂... So still, I know 11 pm is late for you Megan! Great job, keep up the great work!
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