Press On

Hey All,

"When times are tough, press on." That is what we've been encouraged to do as we incorporate our mission theme, FOREVER STRONG.

"You tell me how the trainer is using the new training program and his time in the mornings, and I'll tell you how his day will go, I'll tell you how his week will go, how his mission will go, and in effect the rest of his life." -Elder Holland-

This week we've been able to spend a lot of time in our area, and had some great investigators attend Church. One man we are teaching had a stroke about two months ago and is still recovering. He reads everything that we give him, but is not getting enough exercise, and his feet are swollen like pineapples. It has been hard for him to get to church. He has great faith and we are going to try our hardest to help him in anyway we can. He's older and it seems as if his days are numbered, but if the Lord intends for him to be baptized on this earth, it will happen. We have the faith and I know that we can help this good man fulfill the will of the Father and enter the waters of baptism. We gave him a priesthood blessing so that he will have the strength to come to church.

Everything is sweet on this end. There are going to be a lot of changes as we prepare for the new mission. We are creating two new zones in Kumasi, and there will be a lot of transferring around, because of passport regulations.

I'm so happy that things seem like they are going well at home.

I love you all!

Elder Hair