Monday, June 15, 2015

6/15/15 Happy Father's Day


                                                                 June 15, 2015

Hey Fam,

So I'll start the email with a quick shout out to Dad. HAPPY EARLY FATHERS DAY. hope you enjoy your new set of tools that you can put next to the ones that you got last year :) This week has been another amazing one and many great things are happening in our area. I'm a little tight on time so instead of doing the big 5. I'll go from the big 13 to just  the Big 3 (that’s all I have time for).

 

#1 We have a family that will be baptized on the 28 of June. It’s a  father,  daughter and a crazy son(just kidding). The mother is some-what interested, but does not feel ready yet to be baptized. We taught them about the Word of Wisdom, turns out they are already living it because they "felt like coffee was bad for us because it causes the teeth to rot." ( I am thankful for African Common sense :)



#2 There is a lady that I told you about a couple weeks ago named  who really has the desire to change her life and be baptized. She is facing a big decisions and is scared to see her life change. So we read from Doctrine and Covenants, how she needs to study it out in her mind first and then ask God if it is the right decision. We left her with a prayer and are anxious to see what will happen next week. 

 

#3 We had an amazing experience that I'll be sending home a more detailed account in a letter. But on Saturday morning, we were at the church for a correlation meeting and a lady had a stroke outside of the chapel. We asked it she would like a blessing and then gave her a blessing. We weren’t sure what the outcome would be but turned out that she is going to be fine :) She isn't a member, but is just struggling with a lot of things in her life and she was searching and just needed some love. So later Elder Sibanda and I  brought her and her kids some bread for dinner and left them with the Elders quorum presidency to take care of. It was a powerful experience and it will be interesting to see where this goes.

 

Something funny this week was we were fed this traditional dinner of Pap and spinach and peanut butter. It was like a really weird peanut butter sandwich hahah. Also, one of our Recent Converts came back from a visit to Zimbabwe and brought what they call "African chewing gum." It looks like a brown fuzzy pokeball. She gave us a container full and Elder Sibanda and I will be having some pretty defined jaw lines after the end of this week. I hope all is well and that you are all enjoying you summer vacation.

Stay Blessed

Elder Broadhead

D:C 9:2-3

 

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