It is weird to think that this
week I hit half a year on a mission. That means that I am this week 1/4 of the
way through my mission. I must admit at the beginning of the mission I felt
like two years was going to feel like forever, and I wasnt sure how I was going
to make it that long. But now it is obvious. I am 1/4 done, and it feels like
time has flown. Missionaries all say, that the first year goes by really slow,
and then the second flies by. I am worried because if this is slow, I am afraid
to see what fast feels like. I have been working with Elder Bowler now for I
think 7 weeks, and its crazy to think about, because we feel like it has just
started.
Transfers are coming up on the
11th of December, which I think is far away, but it is actually really really
close. It will not be too long at all before that transfer. When you are busy,
time flies. This week we taught an incredible 35 times, including doing some
splits. We have been doing splits with members. One of which is Ando! He is way
cool and loves to help us always. His dad told him, that he has to do something
productive when he is not going to school. His dad siad, "You cant go
wandering, you should be preaching the gospel." So he tries to help us a
lot when he is not t school. Also today we are going to his house and he is
going to teach us how to make some great delicious bread. I am really excited.
He is way cool!!
This week we had 11 investigators
come to church, which is incredible! We also have 16 bap dates between now
through Jan 25. This area is looking really well, and we are hoping that this
ward will explode here very soon.
So a quick story from this week:
We started teaching these great
people who are excited about the church. They have family that are members down
in Antsirabe, and they ran into the missionaries in a different part of Tana.
We got the info from them and started teaching them, and they even came to
church this Sunday!! We are really excited for their family and they are way
excited to learn fona.
Have a great week!
Elder Weber
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