October 7, 2013
This week was a really good week, busy but really good.
Tuesday was moving day for everyone. Elder Lamont,
Okuronbo(?)(Nigeria), Saiya (Sierra Leone) moved into the compound. Elder
Tolar had to leave us. Later that day my companion and I showed them
their area, gave them a list of people we have contacted and had taught, we showed
them their houses too. Hopefully they will be able to have success
there.
Wednesday was just a normal day for us. We had a lot
of lessons this week because there wasn’t too many distractions. Thank
goodness, we finally got back to teaching.
Thursday we got the new missionaries! We got more Americans. Elder Robb from
Utah, and Elder Kaiser from Colorado. (Elder Robb is in my apartment) They are both way taller than me and it’s a
little frustrating because I’m the second shortest.... Oh well, I go home
before both of them. hahah. we had a long time that we just sat in the
apartment reading till they got there. Thinking back, we should
have gone out and met with some people but oh well, new missionaries will come
sooner or later. I'll make that decision again.
Friday was also normal again. Lots of teaching which
makes me happy. We keep meeting with new people. That’s the easy
part. The hard part is finding out how
interested they truly are. Most people aren’t. That’s the
frustrating part. We have a lot of
one time lessons. That evening we had the Book of Mormon class.
This week I didn’t teach. I was happy because I was exhausted!! Missionary
work is no small thing. It’s tiring, but I really enjoy it. The
Book of Mormon class is for investigators (non members that we teach) and for recent
converts (people just baptized). It’s a class that just helps people
learn what it’s about and what it says. Saturday nothing special happened. We got bounced a lot but we still found a way to have some lessons. We even had a few first lessons, hopefully they will still be interested. We had plenty lessons, but we eventually ran out. No one was home. So we stopped. We got home about an hour before we had to but it was good. I was able to talk to some other elders and solve a problem between them. Like mom’s and how they have to solve everything, that was what I had to do. ... children :) Funny thing is I am younger than both of them.
Sunday we had about 100 come to church again. It didn’t
rain till later that night which was good. Lots of people came.
I hope those that saw conference loved it and learned a lot. I might be able to see parts of it this weekend. If not I have to wait and read it. I miss general conference.
I hope those that saw conference loved it and learned a lot. I might be able to see parts of it this weekend. If not I have to wait and read it. I miss general conference.
I love you all and miss you all
Elder Park
The White African
The White African
T.I.A.
I love you!! I heard
some Jon Schmidt music today and it made me think of you. Little home sick this morning, but I’m
fine.
(I had asked about Elder Price because I got to meet and
become friends with his Mom. Elder Price
just left the MTC too). Elder Price is
in a different zone and on the other side of Monrovia. He is being
trained by a South African, I think that has a click in his name. (In an
email that Elder Price wrote, he said: My
companion's name is Elder Manqana (the q stands for a *tongue click where you
suction your tongue to the roof of your mouth and hit it down on the bottom*).
He's from South Africa.)
I got your package last Monday after emailing. THANKS FOR
THE OREOS. Only a couple are smashed.
My time is finished.
I love you!!!
Elder Park
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