So this week was actually kind of hard. We were on bikes all
week again (hopefully we get our car back today sometime). But that wasn’t what
made it hard. What made it hard is the fact that pretty much all of our
appointments this week canceled. So we pretty much knocked doors all week
long.
A cool story for ya. We were knocking some doors in the few
minutes we had before an appointment last Monday and we knocked into this guy
from Nigeria. He seemed really kinda mad and didn’t really want to let us in, but
he did and we started talking about the restoration. It didn’t seem like he had
much interest. We kinda mentioned Joseph and were going to leave it and just
leave him with the pamphlet. But then he got really interested and flipped
through the pamphlet and was like, "Who is that.....Joseph guy?" and
we explained the story and he was like, "This is interesting, I’mma read
this whole pamphlet. And when my brother gets back from Nigeria, he will be
interested too."
Celso has been working in Ohio and came back just to go to
church this week. He still wants to get baptized really bad and we are still on
track for the 16th!!!
Had another really good lesson with Wendy. She is still super
solid when we can teach her, sometimes it is just hard to meet with her. But I totally
think she will get baptized!
Charles had to go to the hospital this week because he didn’t
take one of his medications cuz he couldn’t afford it. So we went and visited
him with the other Elders from the English ward.
Yesterday was fast Sunday (duh ya) but it was just interesting
to watch all the members of our branch just like run up there and want to share
their testimony, when in white wards its kinda like an awkward pause before
anyone will do it. It’s just cool to see people be so willing to share their testimonies.
Love
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| Me and Elder Segura (English) |
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| Hospital selfie with the English Elders too |
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