As for this week, we ended up dropping A. She is a long time
investigator and hasn't been making progress for a long time even though she
keeps a lot of commitments. We didn't plan to do this in the lesson but that's
the way it turned out. She said that she didn't see herself marrying E. or
breaking up with him. There isn't too much else that we can do with that then.
She isn't completely gone tho, she is teaching a FHE that we are going to be at
tonight with her aunt so we will
still see her. Have another investigator named An. He has been taught before
by missionaries and we found him in our area book. We have been having lessons
with him but he always says that he will visit our church but that he doesn't
want to commit to anything. Well we taught the plan of salvation to him this
week and he got captured by it like a fish on a hook! He like it a lot, learned
a lot of new truths and at the end he didn't even want us to leave which is a
little bit different for him. He has an awesome family and I even think that he
is married, I'm not sure about the marriage part but I think he is, and has 3
little kids. We are planning on having a FHE with them hopefully on Sunday, that would be great!
This Halloween I didn't even eat one piece of candy.. how super lame is that! I hope that I never ever have another Halloween like this again in my life, it's kind of lame lol. Jamaicans do not celebrate Halloween at all, the most festive that I dressed up that day was by wearing an orange and black tie.
Saturday was a Caribbean wide day of service. The branch went to the May
Pen infirmary (housing for mentally or physically disabled) and did service.
There are 137 people that are housed there and they loved seeing us! We played
games with them, cut their hair and did some other stuff. At the end we gave
them all ice cream which was a big treat for them. We also passed out hygiene
kits cuz even though they live in this complex, they aren't living in very good
conditions at all. It will benefit them a lot! So if anyone back home has made
hygiene kits recently, maybe those ones came to a good cause here in May Pen?
They loved it a lot. It was humbling being there just seeing these people with
disabilities and their living conditions. Yesterday in sacrament meeting the first like 3 testimonies
were people getting up and saying how there was a bad turnout from members of
the branch and how great it was and that they had no excuse to miss it, then the
last part of testimony meeting was people getting up and giving their excuse for
why they couldn't make it. It was pretty funny. It was a good experience
tho.
Well Devin sounds like he is doing super good! Have a great week
everyone!
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