Our next transfer is next
Monday. I will probably not get transfered. I have only been here for two transfers
and Elder McAllister has been here for 4 transfers so I will probably stay. I
would be super bummed if I left but I'm not too worried. I doubt we get any
more missionaries but I guess it's a small possibility because our mission is getting
the biggest group that has ever come in this transfer so I don't know.
We were able to open the
marriage process for a family this week which means that things are set for
this Saturday which should be really nice. We are going to have a really
awesome day this Saturday. Lots of baptisms and a good marriage too. I'll be
sure to send some pictures as well.
The branch here is growing
tons. This week we got the highest all time attendance of Chimoio so maybe soon
we'll be able to split and get the church really going here in Chimoio. We are
really working hard with the leadership to get things organized so things are
definitely looking up here in the Chimoio branch and area.
We taught about marriage a few
times this week and several families accepted the challenge to get married so
the work is really rolling. It's super amazing the blessing the lord has given
our area and the amazing families that we have the privilege of helping. I am
in a competition with one of our investigators in reading the book of Mormon.
If I win they owe us lunch if he wins I will teach them how to make key lime
pie. I was at Alma chapter 1 and he just finished 1 Nephi so whoever finishes
the next book first wins. I don't know where he's at right now but I'm in the
20s.
One night we went to do visits
with one family and all the families wanted to visit the others with us so we
ended up going into the last lesson with three full families with us which was
pretty funny. They are all friends and neighbors haha. It was super funny just
watching them converse. They are going to really strengthen each other in the
church which will be super nice.
Celse continues to be awesome.
There is an army of kids that are all his neighbors and friends that go to
church now. He just can't help but invite everyone. His mom came to church and
told the women in relief society that she was there because her son told her he
would never go to the Catholic church so she figured she'd go with him. He
loves to read the scriptures and help others and stuff. It's truly amazing.
This week we go to Beira for a zone conference
with a seventy so that should be pretty good.
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