Hello everyone...how are you doing!? Everything is going good
here in Africa and in Cameroon. The sun is still shining and the rain isn't
falling but the work is great and the Lord is on our side. This week seemed to
fly by and it was a really good one.
This week was really dedicated to getting our investigators
ready for baptism. We have been working and working and finally we will be
having 2 baptisms this coming Friday! It took a lot of effort but all is well.
The investigators who are being baptised are Flor and Salomon. We are really
happy and after 3 months of work we will be able to see the fruits of our labor.
Also, I want to talk a little about church this past Sunday because it was really awesome. We had President Monga with us and
he was able to teach us a little bit. And what he taught us on was the
priesthood. He taught us how we all made a promise with our Heavenly Father the
day that we were given the priesthood. He talked about how if someone near us
is in need, it's not the people who just have time need to go help, we need to
make time in order to go and see them. It's something that’s very important. I
love the words of Mosiah in chapter 18 verse 8, I believe. He talks about how we
need to mourn with those who mourn and weep with those who weep. I love this
because here I have really learned how to open up. And I have formed so many
relationships with people that I love, with other missionaries, with members,
and with amis. Relationships are something that will last a life time and will
never fade.
Well, that’s about all for this week...I'm sorry it's not very
long but I hope it was good enough! This next week will be busy with people who
we have been contacting this last week! I love all of you and I thank every one
of you that wrote me! If any of you have the time, send me some letters because
the Elders love having letters! Once again I would like to thank you all and
say that I love you so much. Someone go up to the Elders and Sisters in the
Lord and say thank you so much for your service because that means so much to a
missionary!
Love,
Elder Legerski
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