“Serving in the Cook Islands is a young man who has foregone all worldly ambitions and goals to focus on a two-year proselyting mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,” The Cook Islands News reports this week.
The article continues: “His name is Caleb Timu, but now known as Elder Timu. You may have seen him riding on his bicycle in a white shirt and tie with a knapsack on his back with his companion and associate Elder Bennett.
- Elder Bennett and Elder Timu Cook Islands 2014
- Elder Caleb Timu
- Elder Piltz Napa Jr.
- Missionaries from the South Pacific
- Mormon missionaries in the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan November 2013.
- Sister Missionaries
- Sister Missionaries Garden
- Sister Rogers and Sister Harmon
- Missionaries unload emergency supplies Ha'apai January 2014
- Samoa missionaries Cyclone Evan cleanup 1
- Elder James J. Hamula with First New Caledonian Missionaries
- First Sister Missionaries
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“An article from the Australia Courier Mail quote: “Once hailed as the Broncos' next Gorden Tallis, league prodigy Caleb Timu, 19, has traded footballs for a bible and a push bike. Timu has quit the Broncos to embark on a two-year Mormon mission, putting a career destined for stardom on hiatus.”
Read more at The Cook Islands News.