LDS Church in PTC welcomes new missionaries

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LDS Church in PTC welcomes new missionaries

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LDS Church in PTC welcomes new missionaries

LDS Church

in PTC welcomes new missionaries

Elder Clark

Rumsey and Elder Jeffrey Snow are new missionaries serving in Peachtree

City and Tyrone for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. As

missionaries for their church they give up two years of their college

age lives to spread the Gospel message.

Elder Rumsey

is from Spring, Texas, a suburb of Houston, where he grew up and graduated

from high School. He left home to attend a year of school at Utah Valley

State College in Orem, Utah where he also worked for a marketing company.

He is a music lover and played drums in a band before his mission. He

says he loves the people living in Peachtree City and feels good about

the work he is doing here.

Elder Snow

is from Kaysville, Utah. He worked for Lagoon amusement park during the

summers to earn money for his mission. He says he enjoys camping, fishing

and being in Georgia. He was transferred in to Peachtree City from Buchanan

and has been out eight months.

Missionaries

like Rumsey and Snow volunteer their time and pay all their expenses for

the two- year mission. At the end of their missionary experience they

say they plan to go home, return to school and work. Both say they love

the area and are greatly impressed with the kindness and hospitality of

the people.

Rumsey and

Snow can be seen out and about nearly every day in Peachtree City, riding

their bikes or visiting with people. These Elders also donate their time

twice a week at Clothes Less Traveled Thrift Shop on Huddleston Road.

They can be reached at 770-487-8413.

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