Jambo sana rafiki yangu!
Yeah,
you got it right haha. Ol Busia is great. This place is growin on me. I
am getting used to being out here where we don't hear about anything.
The mission calls Busia 'Outer Darkness' cause it's so far away from
everywhere else. Not bad though haha. We do have some awesome
investigators right now! Katy and Dago are going to get dunked next
Sunday hopefully. The Wafulas, the one after that. They are super close
to getting the money. I just hope the rest comes before the 29th, because
if it doesn't then they won't be getting married. But yeah, they are
awesome. Still going strong. They've been taught everything many times,
so it's a little hard to find things to teach them. They did feed us the
other day though, and it was super nice. We were actually fed a few
times this week, it was really nice. The branch is improving. They were
discussing really good things yesterday in all the meetings, and the
Branch pres and his active counselor went to go visit a bunch of
less-actives yesterday. So things are getting better. But, I guess
things are getting worse in some respects, but I'll tell you all about
that when I am home! haha I have definitely learned many things to NOT
do in my future. Ahh no, the guy we visited didn't show up to church.
It's hard, because he literally makes no money, and lives off of his own
garden out in the bush, and he can't come to church unless he has some
form of transport, which costs money. Times are tough.
Oh man, I forgot that the church back home is like, super organized.
Nice man, tithing settlement. I think that is a really good thing, because
like you said, people get a chance to meet and talk with the Bishop.
Man, if there is one thing I have learned out
here in Busia, is that I have to 100% support my priesthood leaders.
They are called by God, and if they are actually doing something wrong,
they will be released by God. This church is run on Revelation, and people here just don't understand that yet.
Elder Beardall
| Cow eating garbage. lulz |
| Dinner at the Wafula house. |
| LOOK WHAT I FOUND IN THE INDIAN STORE. |
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