In our mission when you are asked to train a new missionary it's common to
call them your son or daughter, and I am happy to call Elder Lemusu my son
because he is a good man, humble and full of faith. Just in the past 4 weeks we
met and baptized two people in this new ward that we're serving in, and I am
grateful to God for how much he has blessed us both, especially my companion in
giving him a great start for his mission.
Friends from Hallam Ward |
Time has flown by so fast. I realized
this while emailing one of my friends who is serving in the Philippines and he only has about 6 weeks left in the mission field. He told me how he is going
to finish strong in his last 6 weeks and that stunned me because I now know that I
am in the same position too! Words really cannot express the gratitude for the
mountain of blessings the Lord has given me on my mission, I am grateful for his
support and for the support of everyone else who has ever prayed for me while
being here. Australia is not an easy place to serve. This past week I was
pondering the Savior's words in Mathew 4:4 and it astounds me that even Christ
himself would deny bread for the word of God, I have made it a personal
commitment to understand the scriptures everyday for my investigators and just
for the futures sake. I hope everyone can also enjoy the scriptures too!! Have
a great week! Ofa Atu! ELder Kaanapu
P.S it's funny that I call Elder Lemusu my son because he's
actually 2 yrs. older then I am.
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