(*It was a busy PDay and he had very little time to write...Sounds like it was a tough week. Keep him in your prayers.)
Not much to say for this week. This week was awfully slow
with lots of tracting. It was one of those really tough weeks where
nothing really goes your way. It was really tough for me especially
because we put so many hours just reverting back to tracting and finding
people to teach, to which there are few to teach here. Unfortunately, a
lot people don't seem to be interested in us but we keep trying to do
our best. One of the small things that made me feel better this week was
that yesterday instead of throwing more time into tracting we gave
service to a member's wife by helping her with some harvested maize.
Harvesting has begun, and people are harvesting their maize so they can
make mealie meal that can be used to make Nshima and the like. We spent
over an hour just helping this wife pluck off corn kernels so they could
dry it up. It really made me feel a lot better.
We
also had General Conference which made all the difference. I really
enjoyed the inspiring talks (Elder Jeffrey R. Holland continues to give
great talks) and I really learned a lot from it. It was good to lay back
a little and to take in some spiritual food for thought.
Hoping
that this week will shape up a lot better. I think we just need to keep
pushing and things will shape up. I apologize for the short letter.
That's just how it has been this last week.
Hoping all is well with you back home. Miss you all and I love you all very much.
Elder Massey
PS. Go Flames Go!
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