Well, nothing really happened until
Wednesday evening.
On Tuesday we had our service, that's
always fun. Then that evening we went through part of the branch
roster with an older member of the branch to find out how we can
clean it out.
Wednesday couldn't go by fast enough.
We had a lesson with the Adams, but before that, things fell through,
we were mostly talking with people and trying potentials. But then we
had our lesson with the Adams and we had the Branch President come
with us. We had a good talk about what happened, why they dropped us.
We had found out that sister Adams really wasn't baptized, and she
was afraid she couldn't live up to it. But in that week they realized
how much they need the gospel in their lives, so we are teaching them
again and they really could get baptized very soon. They love the
gospel and the church, and they really want callings! They're so
awesome.
Thursday we had our weekly planning,
and purged our investigator pool. Most of them weren't going
anywhere, so we dropped them. The whole time we were doing this, it
was snowing outside, come on! I thought it was getting warmer.
Thankfully by the time we went out, it had warmed up and turned into a light
drizzle. We got a prank call from the other elders, they had made
their number private so we couldn't tell and they were pretending to
be someone we had talked with and wanted to learn more. To be honest
I fell for it, but Elder Memmott knew it was them. So after we hung
up, we called them and they acted as if nothing had happened, but he
called them out and as they were laughing we hung up on them because
we had better things to do.
Friday we had zone meeting, and it was
all about using our time more efficiently, which is something I've
been working on. Then we started an exchange and I was in the east
end of Louisville, so I went from the poor part of the city to the
richest part of the city. We had a good time; talked with tons of people.
Saturday was interesting, we were
planning on ending the exchange in the afternoon, but things happened
and so we ended it in the morning. As we were waiting to cross the
street to get to the bus stop, a guy walks up to us and he told us
they had talked with him a few days before. He also told us he was a
sinner and was drunk and needed Jesus. We really wanted to help him,
but we had to catch the bus and they don't really learn well when
they are drunk, so we got his address and he will be taught the
gospel of Jesus Christ. Later, when I was back with Elder Memmott, we
had a lesson with the Adams. They only need a few more to go then
they will have been taught all of the lessons. That evening we
finished going through the roster, and we will be giving it to the
secretary soon.
Sunday was great, the Adams came to
church, and sister Adams bore her testimony, it was amazing. Later we
went to see some people we had scheduled with. We were able to find
some very good potential investigators, and two of them are families,
that's always the best.
That was my week, hope everything is
going well with you all!
Elder Durrant
Great Kentucky Louisville Mission
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