My Ohana,
Am I really sitting at the computer emailing my family
again???.....What the Heck. Well i dont even know what to say. This whole week
is like a big huge blur! It was the Last week of the Transfer, and ME and Elder
Morco were working our butts off trying to get everything done to wrap up the
transfer. We had lots of service, lots of awesome lessons, and lots of
fun!!
We found out transfer news................. Me and Elder
Morco are STAYING TOGETHER!!! That means that Elder Morco is going to kill me,
( He will be my last companion). So we are super excited because their is tons
of good stuff going for us this transfer. We have a bunch of Amazing
Investigators that are for sure going to get Baptized this transfer, or I will
Die trying. ( Haha its a joke cuz im gonna die this transfer haha =P)
So we have an investigator Kitana, she is going to be
baptized this coming Saturday June 22. She is a 16 yr old girl who the young women's really fellowship into our ward. So we have been teaching her, and
review the Baptismal Interview Questions this week with her. She is super solid
and awesome! Pray that all will go well.
Lindsey and Dominick are doing good, we had a couple lessons
with them. One on the Gospel of Jesus Christ, which is Faith, Repentance,
Baptism, Receiving the Gift of the Holy Ghost and Enduring to the End. After
the lesson she told us that she really wants to be baptized. She told us that
she wants to wait because she wants to get baptized with her husband, and not
leave him behind. Dominick is not ready yet, he wants to learn everything and
has a few concerns were trying to work with. But i feel like they can be ready
this transfer to pray for them.
We Had a really amazing lesson with a 13 year old boy named
LJ. He is not a member, but his Grandma and Grandpa are less active in the
church. So we taught him the first lesson, the Restoration this week. We had
lots of visuals and pictures in the lesson to make sure he could pay attention.
He asked lots of questions and really learned a lot too.
Heavenly Father is really blessing us in the Wahiawa 2nd
ward, he has prepared and provided so many people for us to teach, we just
gotta get out there and find them. I'm so grateful to be a missionary, i love
visiting people, and talking to people. And getting to teach about Jesus
Christ, what a special opportunity i have. Its kind of a bitter sweet feeling
coming to the end of my mission. I have 6 weeks left and im super sad to leave
the Islands, and sad to no longer be a missionary anymore. But i am super
excited to see all of your beautiful faces again, and spend time with my
wonderful family. I love you all, thanks for everything.
Love Elder Morgan Durocher
