Letter from
Michael 10-19-2015- Fruits of Finding
This week was a good
week for us. We actually found people to teach from our finding efforts. We
have 9 new investigators from last week. We are teaching 3 new families and
some individuals as well. The first one is a typical Afrikaans family. They
love braais and rugby. Usually Afrikaans people don’t even want to talk to us.
Gerhard actually spoke to us first as we were walking by his gate. He even
asked us if we wanted to come in for a visit. Their names are Gerhard and
Carla. They have a baby boy and they are very social people. We taught them
about the Book of Mormon and even read some of it with them. Carla said it
sounded beautiful. We are now teaching a Zulu family and a Zimbabwean family.
The Zimbabwean family actually lives right next door to the church. The mother
and the daughter in the family came to the church yesterday for General
Conference.
Eleanor is the pregnant lady in the picture I sent last
week. She is a recent convert and she has had the baby already. Her mother is
not a member but came to watch General Conference last week. Dell and Thendi
also came. They were interviewed for baptism and they passed. They will be
baptized on the 25th of October. Brother Grieg Youlton is going to baptize
them. Dell works with Grieg as a plumber. The Youlton family is a great family.
We have lots of fun with them and they often have us over for dinner. They are
actually moving to Utah in January just after I get home.
Yes, I loved the conference! You were right about most of
them having to do with the Sabbath and also women. I really liked Holland's
talk as well as Uchtdorf's talk in the priesthood session. Can you believe
it...? I actually saw all of general conference this week!
I think this last
transfer I will be in a new area. We will probably get the transfer news on
Friday evening. Love you!
- Elder Johnson
Quote:
"If for a while it seems the harder you try; the harder things
get, take heart for it has been the same for the best people who walked the
Earth." - Elder Jeffery R. Holland
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