May 12, 2013
Sup,
This week was alright.
We had another baptism this week.
We dunked the heck out of Metuli. My comp, Elder Gusio, did the baptism
this time. This one was also in the
ocean, which was neat as a bone. So, I’m
stoked on covering Vavau cause all our baptisms will be in the ocean cause they
have no baptismal font.
This week we picked up a few new investigators and now we
cover another ward, Aufaga. We went and
did some work over there and contacted a referral from the bishop for a
young
couple who wants to be baptized. Pretty
much the only thing that is keeping them back is that they’re not
married. So we’re gonna make it happen. We committed them to be
married and baptized
on May 25th, so hopefully that goes down.
And then there’s this other guy in Vavau named Pule who
has been going to church forever but hasn’t been baptized. The only thing keeping him from being
baptized was that he was already baptized in another church and so he didn’t
feel the need to be baptized twice. But
the bishop talked to him on Sunday and explained to him the importance of baptism
by the proper authority. So anyways, he
now wants to start lessons. We’re going
to go this week and see what’s up. I
have high hopes for Pule though.
Also, Simolo moved to New Zealand this past week. We went to visit her one last time to say
goodbye. She’s stoked to get sealed in
the temple in a year’s time. So that was
kinda sad, but that’s how it goes.
But yeah, not actually a ton to report on. I’m going to call you dudes tomorrow
anyways. By the way, we usually write
letters on Sunday nights here in Samoa cause we never get the chance on
p-days. Usually p-days are like the
busiest day of the week. We mostly just
do chores for the zone all day. All good
though. Sundays are tight though—I love
Sundays.
So yeah, it’s all good.
My comps are good. We’ll probably
end up continuing our triple until the transfer on the 24th of
May. But I’m stoked on my two
comps. We get along good. Sometimes we get into a “tiffy” about who has
to say the prayer in the evening. So I
came up with a solution—now we just play spin the bottle and whoever it lands
on has to say the prayer. Sometimes we
try to spice things up I guess.
But it’s good.
Missionary life is tight. I’m
hoping to stay in Lotofaga, however, I’m thinking Levave and I will get moved
to a new area and then Gasio will stay here as ZL and get a new comp. We’ll see, I guess.
Love,
Elder Johansen
PS Happy Mother’s
Day Mom! I totally forgot when I called
you dudes….
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