Hey Guys!! Nice to hear from! This week has been pretty
crazy and pretty sweet! We are getting some pretty powerful
investigators and the Ghanaian people are just awesome. They are also
willing to listen to what you have to say... sometimes the challenge
here is deciding who is serious and who is just meeting with you just to
talk to you, but I am loving it. Elder Caveness came back this last
week and so these last few days it has just been Elder Adams and me.
So Elder Adams is leaving me in the office to go to Odoben and I
will be getting an Elder Holt... I don't really know all that much about
my new companion besides that he has only been on mission for three
months and that he is American. It will be a blast here in Nkanfoa!
Elder McKeon and Elder Caveness are staying in the apartment so it shall
be fun!
This last week I went on splits with our District leader and
that was pretty fun... he is a sweet and powerful guy... makes me hope
that I will able to help myself become more spiritual and be able to do
work here in Ghana! The other elders also had two baptisms this last
week and that was cool to be able to see.
We definitely have some crazy sweet investigators... we had one
feed us fufu yesterday... some of the best fufu that I have had.... it
was really good and really nice of them. I aslo had a chicken foot and
cow stomach this week... they were not too bad... the chicken foot was
really boney and the stomach was really chewy but not too bad. We have
an investigator who we started teaching this week and he has already
given us referrals and he he brought a friend of his to church with him
yesterday It is way sweet to see people who have been prepared for this
gospel and just be able to help them see the truth. The work is surely
an awesome and amazing work. You just have to push forward and not be
afraid to to speak, to share a message about the gospel and then you are
golden! Yep... missionary work can be grueling work but it is one that
will always be worth it!
Ghana is so stinkin' sweet... I love everything here! I hope
the States are treating you all well! Thanks for all the letters and
all the love and support!
Your Ghanaian missionary,
Elder Trevor Walston
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