Week 31- Back in Maf-Town Baby!
Hey everyone!
Hard to believe i am back in the blistering hot
sun again with the tswanas! They are the best they love to smile and to talk
real loud, so its great to feel at home once again!
Wow what a great week it has been! We have had
so much progress compared to last week! It has been great, we have been able to
contact a lot of referrals the members have given us. Crazy to be thrown back
into a place with so few investigators i guess we were pretty spoiled up in
limpopo. But its great because you get to try different things. We had a battle
plan with the branch for the year of how we are going to help our MASSIVE
branch grow, we have over a hundred people a week so there is no excuse, just
pray that fathers will start to pay their tithing! We met with a sister this
week who is one of the nicest gogos I've ever met, she is struggling immensely
because her son and daughter don't listen to her and her work situation is
getting incredibly hard. She has to support her whole family by herself despite
her age. We met with her and the day was hot both me and my comp were tired and
hungry but we sat down and just listened to her for almost a hour and a half
about her situation. Suddenly both me and my comp got this renewed sense of
energy and the spirit overcame us as we bore our testimonies about the blessing
of tithing, how great it was! We all had tears in our eyes at the end of the
lesson, definitely my holy ghost highlight for the week. We also got the great
privilege to have a mission tour with one of the seventy, elder cook! We had the
most inspirational meeting I've had in months! Every second i couldn't help but
to be sucked into his lesson. You might recall the story he said in conference
about how he was on the elevator with president monson and told him "its
better to look up" Was cool to hear it in person awesome!
This week we met with the mogelas family and
went over the baptismal questions and they are finally ready!!!!!! I am so happy
for them, awesome to see the change in them from the first time i was here. So
hopefully if all goes well they will be baptized by next week!!:) Love their
family, pray for them that the father will allow them to do so please please
please! Also one of my favorite people in Mafikeng is getting baptized by the
other elders, felix chiposi! Their family was the first lesson i had on mission
so i am more than excited for him. God loves us and understands our situations
but he never gives up on any of us, we are his literal children, never forget.
Love you all,
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