Hakuna Matata! (It means no worries)
Hey family! Thanks for those awesome e-mails and all the
details! It is awesome to have somewhat of an idea what is going on at home and
what some of my friends are up to!
Well this week was super duper busy! On Tuesday we had Zone
Leader council (ZLC) with President Hall that lasted from 9-4! Holy shmoley!
Very long... Then on Wednesday we have Zone Development Meeting (ZDM) with our
District Leaders to help them to inspire their individual districts and such.
On Thursday we did a service project with half of our zone in Castaic, it
always turns into a party when we all get together even though we are
working super hard and braking down buildings and stacking/moving supplies from
one side of the mountain in his backyard to the other side. If you have a good
attitude and are with the right people, it doesn't matter what you do, it will
be awesome. ;)
Then President Hall has started a new program with a meeting
called Zone Training Meeting (ZTM) where the zone leaders train the
missionaries in their zone for 2-3 hours! That is as long as church! But it's all-good,
we gave that training last Friday and with our awesome zone, it went by very
fast! Then lastly, but definitely not least, we had another meeting
with the Valencia stake presidency and President Hall Sunday morning @ 7 AM
where they just ask us questions about how the missionary work/etc. is going in
the stake. At least that meeting is only an hour long ;) My perspective is changing and
I a grateful when they are only an hour long... haha.
Besides all of this our 4 investigators with baptismal dates
should all be baptized within a month from now. We pray. But then we just
picked up another investigator last week that also came to church last Sunday!
His name is Frank and he is a military guy that is divorced with a couple kids.
He is pretty entertaining to be around. When we first met him and went into his
house he was wearing camo gear and has a 50 Cal Sniper that he was assembling
on his kitchen table... WOW! So we actually picked him up for church and he
really enjoyed church and wants to come again! He is very spiritually sensitive
and has been to a lot of churches. He told us there is something different
about us and he said the reason he let us in was because he saw a light about
us. He keeps telling us (as he looks over our heads) that he sees a light
around us and he knows we are truly God's servants. So awesome. Only one hard
thing is that he rolls up tobacco and smokes it all the time. We even had to
wait for him a couple times because he had to step out of church in between
meetings to smoke...
Well I have to get going now because we are almost done with the
shirts we are making for the missionaries in our zone!
I love you all!
Love, Elder Brady
---No REGRETS---
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