Kyle North is not your average 8th grader.
- Along with being hard of hearing and close to being deaf, Kyle, 14, jumps at any opportunity to share the gospel — including dressing up as a missionary on character dress-up days at school.
He recently made a video presentation on Mormon migration for his National History Day project, complete with pictures and a narration, all on his own.
Kyle’s video placed first in Milwee Middle School’s 2014 School NHD Fair and has received more than 3,200 views on YouTube. His was the only individual documentary to win from his school, he said in email correspondence with the Church News.
He decided to do his project on Mormon migration because he wants to share as much as he can about the Church every chance he gets, he said.
Kyle North is not your average 8th grader.
Along with being hard of hearing and close to being deaf, Kyle, 14, jumps at any opportunity to share the gospel — including dressing up as a missionary on character dress-up days at school.
He recently made a video presentation on Mormon migration for his National History Day project, complete with pictures and a narration, all on his own.
Kyle’s video placed first in Milwee Middle School’s 2014 School NHD Fair and has received more than 3,200 views on YouTube. His was the only individual documentary to win from his school, he said in email correspondence with the Church News.
He decided to do his project on Mormon migration because he wants to share as much as he can about the Church every chance he gets, he said.