Well this week chugged along as usual, we have been having a
hard time in this new area, i think ive never been rejected so much as i am
being now, and thus i´m teaching less than usual
but thats okay, it just means that you have to change your
tactics. we started visiting all of the members in the ward and
teaching a little bit about the doctrine of christ and then asking for
references, and in ward counsel on sunday we asked for all the leaders to
indicate 5 families for us to work with that are less active or are incomplete.
with this i think we are going to have a lot more success
this week, it´s been like three weeks since i´ve had a "BATISMO!" so
i´ve got to work a little harder. i know that God has people here in this area
that are ready, the "Elect" that just arent baptized yet because they
dont know where they can find the truth
i´ve spent a little bit of money in the last month or so. .
. don´t remember how much. as you get older and older on the mission you
care less and less about stuff like this.
ive realized that really the mission is more mentally tiring
than anything. just the fact that you are constantly concerned about the
spiritual well-being of your investigators and the missionaries in your
zone you get tired.
thats why you get P-day! the best thing to do is sleep to
unwind. i´m excited about that in a couple of hours. P- day really just is to
short, after you study, clean your house and do email and shopping you have
like 2 hours to sleep before you are on the street again.
but thats the life of a missionary, just work, work, work,
all the time. it’s great that it’s a spiritual work that has real worth and
brings satisfaction, if you were living like this just for a normal job to get money
it would be a really annoying life
love you all!
-Elder Leete
