Dear Family and friends,
This past week was a very
rainy for us. I think it rained everyday this week.
Monday we had dinner with
the Sutfflebeens. Just before we had gotten there the oldest son named Logan
cut his arm on some glass. We went tracting and found three people that
were interested and willing for us to come back. The very interesting thing is that
it is three houses in a row.
Tuesday, we went to the
nutrition place and peeled more potatoes. We went to the town of Smithton. We
went tracting and found a guy named Tom. It was the last house that we were
going to try before heading for dinner. He just moved in and is working for the
ROTC at the High School. He was in the Army and his leader was a member that he
trusts and looks up to. We had dinner with the Andersons. They live in the
middle of nowhere. They raise goats and hay. We got to help feed the baby
goats.
Wednesday we had the last
district meeting for the Transfer. When we got back to Tipton we went out to
find more people to teach. We found Seth. He told us that he had read the Book
of Mormon before and would like to read it again. We had dinner with the
Wilsons. They fixed us a whole authentic Hawaiian meal. It was awesome!
Thursday we went the Thrift
store in Versailles. There is a less active that lives outside the mission
working there. We walked away with 12 ties. We had a great day for more
finding. We did talk to Kyle, the husband of a member. We meet an Rlds lady
also.
Friday we got a call from
the nutrition place wanting our help moving boxes around. We went over to help
and had to arrange all the food by expiration date. They had a new policy where
they can't use expired food. They sent us home with lots of fibber bars
and granola bars. We went to a town called Clarksburg. We hadn't ever
been there. It has a population of about 300. We talked to a few people.
One was a high school student that runs cross-country. Most of the roads in the
town are dirt and very muddy at this time.
Saturday we went down to
the Hagstons. We went with Brother Davidson, he has a truck that makes it in
and out easier. The parent were the only ones home so we talked to just them.
We talk about the Temple and about starting their Family history. We did
make it out without having to push. We had Justin come out with us again.
He is leaving/ moving to another state. We tried tons of people with him most
weren't home. We saw this turtle that was in the road. A car tire hit him and
sent him shooting to the other side of the road. We went over to see if he was
okay. He was! Just all scuffed up. When we got back to our place for dinner we
found a bunny on our porch. We caught him with a plastic bucket. We did let him
go after petting him. There was an event happening here called a tractor pull,
where people pull a sled with weight. We drove past it and found Tom parking
cars. We got out and talk to him.
Sunday we had Church. We
help with primary again. We all sung missionary songs like “I hope they call me
on a mission”. We meet with Brandon, he's the one that flagged us down a
couple of weeks ago. He thinks he is a member but we can't find his membership
information. He had a goal to quit smoking. We had dinner with the
Pattons. We meet with the Taylor and read 2 Nephi 4 with them.
It was an awesome week.
Lots of finding so I hope we will be able to teach more in the coming up weeks.
This week is transfers. I think I will be staying in Tipton, but I don't know.
It will be my last transfers. Thanks for all you all do. Have a great week.
Love,
Elder Benjamin Allen
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