So ya there are lots of changes in the mission. There is a
big shift off of tracking and finding, and a much larger emphasis on working
with the members to reactivate Less-actives. There is still lots of missionary
work to be done, but the emphasis is on now baptizing the wealthy, learned, and
strong minded people that will help establish the church in Uganda.
I like your idea of what to do on my one year mark. I think
that I'll do that. It really helps me to focus on my calling.
Sorry to hear what's happening to the Vikings, sounds like
they're having a bad year again. How much longer do they say Aaron Rodgers is
going to be out (and Clay Mathews)? Sounds like green bay is having some bad
luck right now.
Thanks for sending that world news. I haven't seen any
evidence of terrorism in Uganda or anything but when/if I do I'll let you know.
Thanks as well for the money for a new Camera. I was looking
at all the Cameras though in Kampala and the cheapest one was a little less
than 300,000 shillings. I'll keep looking to see If I can find one cheaper
though. This has been a very difficult week for my companion and
I. There have been some MAJOR changes in the mission as far as missionary work
is done. It's hard to describe all of the changes that have begun happening but
in short things have just made it a bit more difficult to find people to teach
and stuff. I have a good feeling about this next week though. I think that I
will start getting things figured out with this new type of missionary work.
There is a member
of our branch called Erasmus. He's a really cool guy and he's leaving on his
mission to Sierra Leone in a few days. To celebrate with him we went to his
home and we made/ ate hamburgers with him and his family. They were all supper
amazed with the hamburgers that we made. They had never had one before in their
lives, and they said that it was the best thing that they had ever eaten. It
was pretty funny to watch their reaction the burgers. Could you imagine living
and dying without ever eating a hamburger? Too many Ugandans do it. It really
is pretty sad :(
Ya there are lots of Changes
that were made this week alone. It feels like I'm part of a whole new mission
to be honest. It's hard to be a district leader and training right now when all
of these changes are happening. I know that I have to lead all these people but
it's kind of hard when I myself am having a difficult time adjusting to so many
changes. It can be a little stressful. If there is anything that I would like
for you to pray for me about it would just be that I can adjust quickly to the
changes in my mission and become effective at fulfilling the mission
president's view for this mission.
Love you mom, only 12 more fast Sundays and then I will see
you again (when you meet me at the airport in one year have a bag of McDonalds
in your arms. I miss food :( sometimes I have a huge craving for fast food and
there's nowhere to go to sate my taste buds).
-Anyway love you guys, have a great week!
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