So, what did I do this week?

Hey!

Sounds like things have been going well in Oregon--I'm a little bit unsympathetic about the fog and cold you've been getting...to get to the library today we biked something like 3 miles while it was like 20 degrees outside. But it's okay! Actually, the weather here has been really nice, considering it is January--a couple of days ago it was in the like 60s, which was pretty dang insane.

So, what did I do this week? Lots of stuff. Some highlights, though:

So, during the tracting thing that we did a couple of weeks ago, we found a person who was interested in hearing our message. We taught her one other time, but then our ward mission leader decided that it'd probably be a lot easier to coordinate if we handed her off to the Sisters. So on Tuesday we visited her with the Sisters, and it went okay, but later, the Sisters kind of decided that they felt that we would be better to teach her. But then our ward mission leader decided the Sisters needed to try again, which is I think the next step at the moment. So kind of a lot of chaos there.

Another kind of cool thing--we had an appointment with another one of our newer investigators, but he wasn't super available, so we went and tried another guy who we'd found during tracting, and he was there! We were able to share the message of the restoration, and he said he'd read the Book of Mormon, yay!

Last super cool thing: so there's a recent convert in the ward who's recently been struggling to come to church, but he came this Sunday! And we had a lesson with him that same Sunday, and we were able to teach his non-member wife as well, and she said that she'd be interested in hearing the missionary lessons! YAYYY!

So anyways, that was basically the week. We were also able to do quite a bit of service, at the Covenant Cupboard and Project Cure, which was cool.

I love you all, and miss you guys! See you in a while!

Love,

Peter