This past week we had transfers happen and we've been
blessed to live with some crazy Brazilian named Elder Siqueira. He actually served
in this area a while back and built a lot of the area. He's on his last transfer
before he goes back home to Brazil so he's really excited about returning. I
love people from South America. He's teaching me how to play the guitar. Turns
out there was a guitar in the Kofu church this entire time, who knew?!
Elder Farnsworth and I have decided that we need to start
keeping track of the weather, because we've had to make long bike rides in
heavy rain on 3 different occasions this week and got absolutely soaked. It was
fun, but I'm still waiting on one of my suits to dry so we decided we didn't
want to do this anymore.
The sister's investigator, Judy, got baptized! She's from
Taiwan and is super awesome! We're so excited for her and the baptismal service
went really well. She's an absolute ball of energy and has a solid
testimony.
There's a section here in Kofu that is know to missionaries
as The Spanish Lands and it's on the other side of town so it's always a fun
bike ride there. It was actually found by Elder Siqueira last summer in an area
called Joei where a lot of Brazilians live. Then Elder Farnsworth and I decided
to go past Joei to a place called Higashi-Hanawa where we found more Brazilians
and a bunch of Peruvians. Well this past week we decided to frontier the areas
on the base of the mountains past Higashi, and we've found more South
Americans! Yay Spanish! Except every time we go down there, Elder Farnsworth
and I have weird dreams those nights that are in a mixture of English,
Japanese, and Spanish.
Pero la obra avanza. Solo estoy agradecido por este
oportunidad de ser un misionero!
Te llamo!
Elder Cuff
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