Hello my family dear,
This was such a rewarding week. Sister Ioane and I have been
praying a lot to find prepared people in our new area and God has
answered our prayers. Things weren't working out well at the beginning
of the week as far as appointments went, but everytime an appointment
fell through, it led us to finding new families to talk to before we
moved on. Our investigator pool is continuing to grow and we are staying
nice and busy.
Saturday
we were able to attend a wonderful baptism of 7 people in our branch.
They weren't my investigators but they were all people I had taught many
times in my old areas. The mother and father of the Andon family
finally got baptised along with their two youngest children. Sister
Varea and I had taught them all the lessons two times over but Bro.
Andon's smoking addiction was the only thing stopping them. He was
finally able to give it up and they were all baptised. I've never seen
them so happy as they were Saturday night.
Wednesday
we were walking out on a jungle path to one of our investigators homes.
A man who was either drunk or high on something spotted us and came a
runnin'. He began following us insisting that we write his name down in
our "little books" and make an appointment to come see him. I decided to
just humor him so I wrote his name down in the back of my planner and
said maybe we'd see him on Sunday if we had time. He was satisfied by my response and walked away. I had completely forgotten about him until yesterday (Sunday).
We were clear out on the other side of town teaching a lesson at a
lady's house when he appeared at her window. Seeing me, he made sure to
remind us that it was Sunday
and he was ready to meet with us. He then turned to my investigator and
asked if he could have some money to buy marajuana. She gave him a good
Scotch Blessing and chased him away. We then resumed our lesson and
it turned out just swell.
I'd send pictures of the baptism but I'm using a dumb computer today. Maybe next week.
Oh, it was awesome to hear about the WS track teams. What an exciting weekend for our community!
God bless you all in your own missionary work.
Love,
Sister Beutler
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