My Address
My Address (hint: I love letters)
Elder Kyle Taylor Beardall
Elder Kyle Taylor Beardall
England London South Mission
West Park Road
Newchapel, Surrey RH7 6NB
United Kingdom
Newchapel, Surrey RH7 6NB
United Kingdom
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Sunday, May 22, 2011
I am in Reading, England
The transfer was Awesome!!! I am in the zone and district  of Reading (pernounced Redding)!!!! i am so excited!!! my new companion is Elder Simmons. he is from Muddlake Idaho!!! yeah!! awesome i know! this morning we woke up and the power was out in our whole flat. that was a downer. Elder Simmons is the district leader for the Reading zone. President Shamo said that he is a really hard worker and that would put him in a bigger leadership position except he was inspired to put him as my trainer or father as they call it out here.   i love it hear in Reading. there is so many people here ready to receive or hear the gospel. We found this young family on the street that is really interested to hear what we have to say. Elder Simmons and i feel really good about it. although we had the Sunday blues yesterday. we invited a bunch of people to church. we called and reminded them but no one came to church except one.
i have had real african food called foo foo. it is like this mashed potato stuff that you take a little bit and roll it in your hand and eat it. it is kinda bland but they serve this foo foo with like some sauce on the side so you can scoop up this sauce with the foo foo. it is AMAZING!!! i love it. another african dish i have had here is called couscous. it is like this desert that slightly resembles frog eyed salad. but much better. it is really amazing. there is also something called pepe (it is a really hot pepper sauce. it is really hot compared to a jalepeno if you eat is all by its self.).
the reading ward here is a little smaller than mink creek but the members are just as amazing. i do believe our ward sings the loudest and quite beautifully in all of the world. there is a family called the fisher family that just moved from utah to here. they fed us tacos and supposively no one serves tacos here. they are such a nice family. we are teaching some after baptism lessons to this woman she was baptized before i got here and we are teaching her the lessons again. her husband, Peter, wants nothing to do with the church. the elders were really warning me to watch out for his language and jokes.
guess what?! i am starting to say stuff like an Englishman!! it is really cool!!
this last week we had 12 new investigators. how we can tell if they are new investigators is when we set up a second appointment with them and they keep their commintments. awesome yeah?!!!
i am so glad that i chose to come here on a mission and i cant imagine myself anywhere else. it is really interesting in my patriarchal blessing it says that i will go among the nations of the world. i have already contacted people from almost all over the world. it is really amazing where people come from and i am not even in London. i have heard stories of london. Elder Simmons first area was Willington? i think. and that is right in the heart of london in our mission.
i have had real african food called foo foo. it is like this mashed potato stuff that you take a little bit and roll it in your hand and eat it. it is kinda bland but they serve this foo foo with like some sauce on the side so you can scoop up this sauce with the foo foo. it is AMAZING!!! i love it. another african dish i have had here is called couscous. it is like this desert that slightly resembles frog eyed salad. but much better. it is really amazing. there is also something called pepe (it is a really hot pepper sauce. it is really hot compared to a jalepeno if you eat is all by its self.).
the reading ward here is a little smaller than mink creek but the members are just as amazing. i do believe our ward sings the loudest and quite beautifully in all of the world. there is a family called the fisher family that just moved from utah to here. they fed us tacos and supposively no one serves tacos here. they are such a nice family. we are teaching some after baptism lessons to this woman she was baptized before i got here and we are teaching her the lessons again. her husband, Peter, wants nothing to do with the church. the elders were really warning me to watch out for his language and jokes.
guess what?! i am starting to say stuff like an Englishman!! it is really cool!!
this last week we had 12 new investigators. how we can tell if they are new investigators is when we set up a second appointment with them and they keep their commintments. awesome yeah?!!!
i am so glad that i chose to come here on a mission and i cant imagine myself anywhere else. it is really interesting in my patriarchal blessing it says that i will go among the nations of the world. i have already contacted people from almost all over the world. it is really amazing where people come from and i am not even in London. i have heard stories of london. Elder Simmons first area was Willington? i think. and that is right in the heart of london in our mission.
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| This is the Preston , England MTC on Wedding Day 4-29-2011 Kyle is on back row 5th from right.  | 
Sunday, May 15, 2011
I am actually in the MISSION FIELD!!!
Wednesday May 11th 2011: i woke up at 4 in the morning to get to the showers before  everyone else did. the buses left at six. and i needed to pack some  stuff that i didn't get packed. i didn't unpack all the way i only  unpacked the stuff i needed and then that stuff was hardly used anyways.  my room mates complained but they actually thanked my later because  there was a leak in one of the shower rooms and they closed it off. so  there were nine showers for at least 30 elders. pretty crazy. we brought  our luggage out to the buses and loaded up the buses and went different  ways. there were only two buses. the other bus had the Birmingham (16  missionaries) and the London (5 missionaries) missions. the second bus  was the London south (19) missionaries. it was a long drive but most of  us could not sleep for the excitement of the unknown was too much. we  were going to the mission field!! when we got there president shamo and  sister shamo was waiting to greet us and so were the trainers and  assistants.  
the assistants took us to a room and president shamo gave us some  instruction, then they took us to another room in which we had lunch  with the mission president and his wife. it was really good.  the cook  was from Idaho falls. a sister mcCullen. it was sandwiches and rice  crispy treats. really Idaho style. it was very awesome. then we were  instructed by the assistants (there were three: Elder Carr (England)  elder Karjialono (Finland) and Elder Allred (Canada, he is also my  grandfather!! he trained my trainer.)) then by president Larsen (one of  the councilors) about how we can be more like Mormon and how proud we  should be to be called after such a wonderful man. then we separated the  the chairs. Newbies on one side and trainers on the other side. the new  missionaries would stand up and introduce themselves and tell a little  about themselves and why they were on their mission. then the would be a  drum roll and like a shout ( kinda what we do for a football kick of)  the mission president's wife would cut us off and then announce the  trainer. after the announcement the trainer would have a picture taken  with his new companion and then they would have another picture with the  mission president. elder Simmons had a big huge smile on his face when  he stood up. after everyone had their trainer announced to them we moved  to the office and got interviewed by the mission president. he said  that i had the very best trainer in the whole mission. i believe it,  even after not even one whole day. we got my luggage and got a ride to  the train station. we were supposed to get a ride from the zone leaders  but we gave up our ride for the sisters as like gentleman and elders  should. we took the train to clapham junction then got on another train  to southern junction (i think that is what it is called) and then from  there we got a train to reading. by the time we got to our flat it was  nine at night. today we are teaching a guy name Lisson from Africa. i  think Nigeria or Ghana. England is a bigger melting pot then America. we  also have a dinner appointment with a member family. supposedly the  families pass around a calendar and they write down when they want the  missionaries for dinner, or lunch. i have basically jumped into the deep  end and i am loving every minute of it!!! 
i know this church is true. i cannot deny my testimony of this  gospel. Christ does live and he performed the Atonement. that Atonement  is how we can come to know the Christ. if we use it as we should then we  will know the Christ and know him when he stands before us.  i want you to know that i am working hard out here. even though  it is my very first day i am working hard. my trainer is awesome and i  love him the moment we hugged in the transfer meeting. 
Love always 
Elder Beardall
P.S. D&C  121-123 i love these sections they are revalations recieved by Joseph Smith when in Liberty jail. . they are full  of knowledge.
Last Day in MTC Preston, England
Tuesday, May 10th  (this is still back at the MTC) we went to the Preston England temple for the  last time. it was really awesome. we watched the Joseph Smith movie  afterwards and holy cow!!! the things that i have learned in the past few  weeks and add it to that movie was really spiritual. the Spirit bore a  very strong witness that Joseph smith restored the true church on this  earth.  it was not subtle. the Spirit came with full force. there was a  scripture in moses that says "Satan does not know the mind of God" all  those things that Satan lead people to do to Joseph Smith was for his  coming a better person and to withstand more tribulations. God doesn't  not let us to be tempted unless we are able to overcome that temptation.  after the movie we had a testimony meeting. we arranged the chairs so  we were all in a circle.  i think all of us bore our testimonies. and  again the Spirit bore witness to my heart every time a truth was  testified of. my testimony is so much stronger. that is one of the  things why we go to the MTC before the mission field, to have our  testimonies grow and to testify of the Christ.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
MTC Preston England
the spirit here at the MTC in Preston England is so strong and is testifying left and right.  the food is really good and i am keeping my promise to mom by not eating seconds. my testimony has grown so much in the last four days.  when we flew into  manchester there were 26 missionaries!  what a blessing to have that  many to travel with. we were picked up by bother mount, he is the  transportation guy around here. he picked us up and we started toward  preston. i have never seen so much green before. you think oregon is  green then wait till you come here (if you ever go here) the different  shades of green are amazing. we passed the reebok stadium before we got  here.  after we got here president walker and sister walker and president  williams and sister williams came to greet us. they gave us instructions  and we obeyed. i visited with president walker, emialed you guys, took  my baggage to my room (which i share with three other elders: Elder  Livinginston, Elder Muche (two dots above the u, he is german) and elder  rogers) and register and spoke with the area mission doctor.  they all  seeemed pretty nice. we had an orientation meeting and then we walked  around the temple grounds.. right behind the mtc is a duck pond. it is  so beautiful. everything here is so lusheous and green. it just amazes  me. we went to bed and then we woke up to go to class all day saturday.  sunday we had sacrememnt meeting and preisthood and then choir practice  (something that i really liked and that they do every sunday and every  missionary is expected to participate) then we had a little easter  activity that included us to go out and search for eggs and then read  the easter story with musical numbers that we practiced early in choir  practice. it was awesome. we also recieved our companions friday night.   my companion is elder rogers and his is the hinckley zone leader. we  have two zones here: the hinckley and the kimball zones.  he is so great  to have as a companion. i love him. we play futball almost everyday.  it is so awesome here.  there are so many promises that the lord makes to his people. i know  christ lives and he died for our sins.  our heavenly father loves us and  he watches over us. i can testify that the atonement is real and helps  us to get back to heavenly father. thomas s monson is  the lords  mouthpeice today. study his words and teachings. apply it to your lives.  i love you guys and hope you guys are reaping the blessing of  supporting a missionary, cause i am. i feel the spirit with me!!
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Elder Beardall flying to England
Elder Beardall flew out with several other missionaries to Manchester, England.  He was excited that he didn't have to go alone.  He received his name tag in the mail so he put it on just as soon as he was set apart and was able to wear it at the airport.
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