This
week was a little dead kinda like a baby zombie. We had a ton of stuff
that was pretty set fall through which is always a bummer but we still
got to have some good experiences. We got to teach Tapu, the older lady
we found last week, again. This time she seemed a lot more willing to do
something. She accepted a Book of Mormon and committed to start reading
it and to pray about it. That was a pretty big step because last week
she kept talking about how all religions are the same and that
everything is good. I'm glad that she is willing to at least look into
the fact that there is a true church out there and that she can ask God
which church it is. We also had a cool experience with one of our member
families, the Arps. We shared a thought with them yesterday and asked
them for referrals when we felt the Spirit was right and he talked about
a friend that he wanted to keep trying to talk to. Then Brother Arp
asked us to come back tonight to give a family home evening lesson about
how members can help us do missionary work. It was a really cool
experience to have with them. Hopefully we can give them a good enough
lesson.
All
in all this week was good. Slow, but good. When we were at the Arps I
got to play their ukulele too. It was way legit. I felt like a Samoan. I
got new Samoan books too! Straight from the MTC baby. Fluency here I
come!
That's it for this week.
Keep it real.
Alofa
Elder Sanderson
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