This week was a little rougher as far as teaching goes, but we were able to see one investigator get baptized finally!!!! His date was pushed back for five weeks! It was crazy the whole extended family was there. We kept having to set up more chairs. If they all lived nearby we could totally start a Spanish branch here!
Every week I love family history work more and more! Our mission president asked us to read Alma 5 and to answer the questions for ourselves that Alma asks the people of Zarahemla, and I kept seeing how they all apply to family history work! I have never had much desire to travel before, but now I want to go find the places where these people lived!!!!
There are a lot of Marshalese people here. This last Tuesday I went on exchange with the Marshalese Elder, Elder Tison. I learned how to say Hi, I'm Elder Black. How are you? I don't speak Marshalese!!! HAHAH it's sweet!
Gotta go! the gospel's true, yall!!!
God Bless Texas! I am Elder Black. Thus I end mine epistle.
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