Actually quite the opposite, the rain has pretty much
stopped here with only an occasional rain. We are starting to enter the dry winter
here in Madagascar.
Yesterday we had the opportunity to have our branch
conference which was extremely well attended. The theme of the meeting was
member missionary work. We also had a focus on the priesthood. Presiding at the
meeting was President Jacqot, first counselor in the mission presidency. Also
attending was the entire district presidency and also the branch presidency. We
had an attendance of 217 people. Which is a lot saying that we normally average
about 147 for sacrament meeting attendance. We were extremely happy and thought
that the conference was a success for all those attending.
Other than that this week was a fairly normal week. Working
hard, saving souls, you know, the normal. We do not have any baptisms coming up
this month, due to lots of problems with marriage and divorces, but we have a
lot of strong investigators. We are working really hard?
The District has started a program this month that from now
until the 3rd of May that every branch missionary has to bring at least one new
investigator to church and to be taught by the missionaries. Since we have more
than 15 branch missionaries, we are looking to receive at least 15 new
investigators, but we shall see.
The branch is doing so incredibly well, and I love the work
here. I told President Adams today in my letter to him, that I would be
perfectly happy serving here for the rest of my mission. I LOVE this area and
this area is making so much progress. I feel like I am really making a
difference here.
Anyways, I don't really have anything else to say, I don't
know what I should talk about anymore.
Keep on keeping on.
Elder Weber
