Well, it seems like the summer has completely settled in. I'm glad
everyone is well and enjoying their time. I especially look forward to
trying that fish fillet when I get back!
This week has mostly been a quiet one, though tttthere were a
couple relly high points. The highest is probably our run in with
Malvis. He's a student from Nigeria who loves God and all the ideas of
religion, but doesn't like how churches force people to come. When we
met him, he said he was interested in what we were saying and thought he
should listen because he had a dream a couple nights before where he
was on a stormy sea headed toward rocks, but he was saved and there were
two guys "preaching" to him. We are looking forward to teaching him
more. We also met a man from Iran who doesn't like what Islam has
become, but would like to find another way to know God. We have been
able to find some really prepared people. We just hope to start doing
the same in Korean soon. ;)
Transfers are this week. Elder Redd will be training (probably a
Korean). Elder Osborne is going to the next area over. I will be with
Elder Pons in the other Imun area. Sister Deng is going over to the
temple. We are back to one pair of sisters. It is going to be an
exciting transfer. Elder Pons's area had already been doing a lot of
foreigner work, so now that the Chineses part will be there too (unless
Elder Redd's greenie speaks Chinese really well) we will be a bit hard
pressed to teach a lot of Koreans... in Korea... That's a little goofy,
but we'll see what happens.
Other than that, it has been a pretty normal week. The weather is
getting hotter. Monsoon season seems to have skipped Seoul this year.
Investigators are doing well, but everyone is still really busy... I
don't really know what more to say. Things are good. :) I'm always
grateful for your updates from back home and look forward to hearing
more as time goes on.
Press forward with steadfast faith in Christ.
Best wishes,
Elder Jones
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