This week was great. elder ravelojaona and I work well
together; he is from antananarivo, or
something like that, the capital of
madagascar. he loves to joke around and never forgets to invite people at the
end of lessons to do stuff. he is a great companion. i'll be able to learn a lot from him.
on february 8th we'll have a few baptisms so we'll have our
own little party. Djimdo and his family - he has 8 kids, but three at home with baptism
age. and then junior, one of our other
amis [investigators], who a good friend of a member that gave us his
contact. junior is really awesome
too. he's already been to church twice and is always happy. he
accepts the gospel really easily. so that'll be 6 if i can still
count. should be another great day.
this week we are going to get a visit from elder clayton of
the presidency of the seventy on thursday afternoon. we should be able to
talk with him for about 3 hours, i think, with all the missionaries in Togo.
he asked us to read a couple of talks by Elder Bednar to prepare -- ask
in faith, converted unto the lord and seek learning by faith. i've loved
studying them again and i'm excited to learn. also elder vinson should be
coming at the end of february. two seventies in two months wow.
i think this week makes 6 weeks in Anfamé now. it
feels like i've already been here for an eternity because of all that has
happened, but i still have come to love
so quickly the people here. I don't want to leave and probably won't
because elder Ravelojaona is going home relatively soon. but you know you
just never know. can't get comfortable.
sounds like life back home is just the same, kind of. lots
going on. dad super busy at school.
nathan being nathan, emma being emma and
benjamin well yeah that's changed a lot. Thanks for all your
letters and stories like always. have a great week.
love you all sauf [except] .... nah just kidding
ElderRybin