That night we had a
super good lesson with Teobaldo! He read the pamphlet we gave him, AND
marked it/ underlined it, AND wrote a whole page of things he didn't
understand and questions he had and words he didn't know! Wow how
awesome! How often do you come across a guy like that? So we were super
stoked about it. We explained and taught really well and he really
understood us and liked what we said. We are teaching him the plan of
salvation first, but I can't wait until we start the Restoration with him.
On
Wednesday we had a ward activity that I came up with and us six
missionaries in the ward all planned together. When I was in Los Cocos
we did a ward activity where were invited all the members and basically
showed/taught them how to be missionaries and share the gospel and did
games and fun examples to make them excited about it and they totally
were. So I wanted to try it here because we are in need of references.
So we planned really well and had everything already to go. We got to
the activity and then no one showed up until like 40 minutes late
(that's normal). We invited the whole ward and tried to pump them up
about it. But when people finally got there, most of them ended up being
investigators/non-members which we didn't expect at all, but was still
awesome! So we just changed the activities and games we were going to do
that focused on the members, and changed them a bit to focus on the
non-members. It ended up turning out great and was fun and everyone
seemed to enjoy what we did. I still want to do what we had originally
planned, so we will be working on that.
For
P Day we tried making a Thanksgiving feast. Keyword "tried" hahaha. It
turned out pretty good. But was definitely missionary made 😁 But what
can ya do if the dang oven decides not to heat up very high? Haha. But
it was fun. We also had a basketball night for the young men. It was
kind of a fail too because only one of them showed up :/ But it's not
cause the others didn't want to, or even forgot, but a lot of them have
no money to pay for a taxi to church and live far away and stuff. So
that's a bit of a problem we have on Sundays trying to get them to
church. Especially because another big problem is that there isn't much
support from the parent(s) so that makes it hard as well. If I could, I
would just take them all on my truck and that would solve all the
problems! But we can't do that cause it's against the mission rules :(
Anyways have a good week everyone and get motivated to go run and work off all that turkey and stuffing and pie!
Elder Greer
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