I go to a wonderful English branch (branch is a word we use for congregation) in 台中 (Taichung). My calling is in the Primary, teaching the little kids. They are so sweet and I really love being in Primary with them each week. We did a little Primary activity back in March, and it was so much fun. We did a "hold to the iron rod" activity and played some games. (The "iron rod" is a symbol from the Book of Mormon, and it represents the word of God. We believe that if we hold tightly to it, He will guide us safely to our destination, which is to live with Him again, together with our families.) The kids really enjoyed it, and it turned out so well. Not everyone was able to come, but it was still wonderful for those who could.
And, in case you're curious...
This is the church building I go to in Taichung.
It is the oldest LDS chapel in Taiwan.
And this is our stake center. It's the most beautiful
LDS church building I've ever seen in my life, hands down.
"The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints" in 中文 (Chinese)
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