Well this last week was fun! Went on an
exchange with Elder Tueller, who I've already gone on an exchange with
in my old area, ZL, taught some sweet lessons, got some sweet trainings
on how to work with members better and help them desire to be involved
and what not. Some good stuff! Only one Spanish lesson this week.....so
who knows if they'll keep me here after this transfer! It's hard to
focus on Spanish when there's so much going on with English and members
and stuff.
So the exchange was fun! We were going to an
appointment and drove past a road that our Branch mission leader took us
down the night before and showed us sweet animal carcasses and the road
is all sand so it was like offroading. He said that'd be so sweet to
check out. I thought...hmmm that's probs not the best idea with this tiny
little car...oh well! So we went down it and saw the carcasses, got
some sweet pics, and continued the off roading...until we got stuck in
like a foot of sand....Well 45 minutes later with the help of some
random hippy kids we got the car out! We were out in it by ourselves for
like half an hour with bare feet and pants rolled up sweating like
crazy. It was awesome! And then we went to a part member family's house
for dinner and had some amazing lemon peppered steak with baked
potatoes. SO GOOD. So that was fun.
Besides that we didn't do much this week. We're
really focusing on what's called To The Rescue which is a program to
clean up the rosters of the units and make a huge effort to reactivate
or even at least contact all inactives and less actives on there and
either reactivate them, forward their membership if they moved, or
remove their name if requested. We don't like doing that one. Erasing a
baptism? Not the first priority. But that's a huge thing our mission has
been doing and we are continuing to work hard on.
Well I'm outta time and can't think of much more! Thanks so much for all you do for me! I really appreciate it. Love you all!
Live Hard,
Love Hard,
Laugh Hard,
Elder Bryson Davies
Oh check out thebookofmormon.org!
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