We had a good typhoon come through this
week. But luckily we could still travel back to Puerto. It just rained . .
. a lot.
I love seeing all the faithful saints
across Palawan... The branch up there is doing really well now. It was
just recently a group but is making great progress. People up there have
had their religion for generations so it's hard for our church to really
take root. We are getting there, slowly but surely. We met an old grandma while
we were there who just told us I know
your church is true but I plan on going into the next life Catholic... It's
a very religious place up there and it's also got lots of rice farmers.
I also got to work in the mainland this
week. In Baclaran. That place is the like the city in Hercules, I think
it was called the city of thieves? That's what it reminded me of. We were
swimming through people going through the market, everyone is yelling
and trying to sell you things. We had a great lesson later that night to a
boarder from the province. Heavenly Father is always preparing people,
it's rarely ever an accident to run into somebody. It was a very
powerful lesson, I don't think he was expecting it to be so powerful
but the message really hit him hard and he is very thankful for the
Book for Mormon.
The work in our area is going all
right... We have lots of part members in our area and lots of less actives. We are working
really hard to get people motivated to become active so that they can be sealed
to their families.
This was from our exchanges from up in
Tatay... This is a newly formed branch ... It's really... Jungle there haha. It
was an incredible time up there. We almost didn't come back yesterday due to
the typhoon but we still made the 5 hour journey back over the
mountains, but President was watching the weather for us and said we could go for it. It rained
really hard but we made it back safely. The picture of the house looking thing is
their chapel. The work is on fire up there!
Elder Luke love to read your letters what a missionary you are. My ex bishop and his wife just came home from the Phillipines they were on a mission at the temple,, Bro and Sister Livingston . Hang on to your hat with all the terrible storms. Love your testimony love Zona McConochie Clarks grandmother ( in case you forgot) aha
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