To explain the heading, all this week we have had tons of
wind. One day while going to visit less
actives and investigators, the comp and I were biking straight into a huge head
wind and it felt as if I was on a stationary bike, pedaling as hard as I could,
and going almost literally nowhere.
HaHa. But the way back was way
fun and fast π¨.
We were finally able to get in contact with our recent
convert who has gone a little awol. We
call him up, make an appointment and meet at our small church. This man is great, reads the Book of Mormon,
Old and New Testament, and prays every day but just still has a few issues that
need to be overcome, then he can return to the fold and become an active member
again. Lastly he talks really fast and
uses words that normal Japanese people don't so it was very hard to understand
him. But I have a great native companion
to help out.
This week there was a lot to do but at the same time
there wasn't. We were blessed this week
to find a family with some interest.
They were willing to let us come back, so we just need to find their
true needs and help them. It is our goal
bring a family to the Furukawa branch.
The branch is a small one with really strong
members. Same as with other members in
Japan. They are some of the strongest
and faithful people I have ever met. The
branch is about 15-24 people depending on the week. We have some returned missionaries that are
now fathers and mothers that are amazing to work with and keep the work moving
forward. Every one is really nice.
This week we have been treated a lot better by
everyone. Far better than last week
which I couldn't be more grateful. Haha
so that is a good point for the week! I
know that we are all brothers and sisters of a loving Heavenly Father. I know that God lives and he loves His
children all over the world. I love being in Japan and I love the Japanese
people. I also love all of you. Have a good week
Halverson Choro
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