Been one of those weeks where we've had pretty well zero time to rest. It's been crazy, but also really good.
The
number one highlight of the week was Zezinho's baptism. The baptism
itself was sorta strange, the person presiding started it right at 4pm,
even though like half the people being baptized hadn't gotten there yet,
or weren't ready. Basically once Zezinho showed up at 4:15, we threw
him in a jumpsuit, got the pic, and got him baptized. It was awesome
though :) he got his mom to bring his son with her, so after he was out
and changed, he was sitting on the front row of the chapel with his two
year old son, Gaby, in his lap. Zezinho went up and bore his testimony
and it was sweet. Dude's a boss.
One thing the mission is focusing on right now
is finding families, and this week, Obona helped us find a really cool
new one. We found this inactive member, named Dina, who hasn't gone to
church in a whiiiiiile. Turns out her 4 sons, aged 15, 13, 9, and 3,
aren't baptized nor have a grounding in the church. After teaching her,
on Saturday Elder Ronces and I went back to teach her with her sons, at
which they explained to us that they had lost the keys to her house, and
were really stressed about it, cuz if they didn't find them, they'd
have to spend a lot of money, which she doesn't really have to spare. We
taught about prayer and faith, and had a kneeling prayer in the end
asking the Lord to help them find a solution. Yesterday when we went by
to visit, they had already found their keys. We're excited to go back
and teach them :)
We also had interviews this week, it was AWESOME. President Mathews is an awesome person, I loved my interview with him.
The
week sorta ended off weird, we got a text from President Mathews during
church asking us to call him after we got home, and when we called him,
he explained that Elder Ronces was getting transferred to Mindelo, and
that I would be receiving a new companion, Elder Bowman, who was serving
in Mindelo. I'm supposed to be getting him tonight. I'm stoked to tear
it up with him.
LOVE Y'ALL
Elder Massey
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