Elder Perry on P-Day Dundas Peak, Hamilton, Ontario |
This week has been a good week for us.
We have been focusing on
finding new investigators and helping them progress in the Gospel. Before we
left the apartment, we prayed that we would find a new investigator, and that
if we didn't, it would not be because we didn't open our mouths and try.
Elder Perry and Elder Kaku in back Zone Leaders and Chinese Speaking Elders in front |
As we were walking down
the street, we had a car pull over to the side and ask if we were missionaries.
We explained that we were and as he spoke we couldn't understand the accent
very well. I asked him in French if he spoke French and he said that he did. He
explained that he was from Quebec and that he had met with the missionaries
before. He was being prepared for baptism but because of some things in his
life he was not able to do so at that time and the language barrier was also a
challenge in learning. I explained that we could give him a French copy of the
Book of Mormon and also teach him in French, if he liked. He agreed and we now
have an appointment with him to teach him the missionary lessons in French. The
Gift of tongues is real because there is no other way that I could have had
that conversation, with him, without it.
P-Days are AWESOME! |
We also earlier in the
week found a family that spoke very little English, but spoke a lot of French
and we will continue to try and meet with them. We also got a chance to talk to
a man sitting on a park bench and as we talked he said that he would like to
learn more so will set up a time to meet and will be meeting with him this
week. We have been working on finding people and we found this family that
spoke French, so we have been working on trying to meet with them.
We also
got to talk to a guy who believed in the Law of Moses and how the Law of Moses
was not fulfilled and kept quoting the Old Testament. He said “I bet you hope
you never met me”! He was funny, we wished him well and pressed on…
How Do I Look Mom? |
We took a hike to Dundas Peak. We didn't have a whole lot of time to hike it, so we had to run it. 1.5 k of running and walking. I'm getting in pretty good shape, ea'?(I've got that Canadian ea' thing down!)
Myself and My Companion Elder Kaku from Camp Coast, Ghana, Africa |
We helped a family move
from the ward and they had lot of heavy things. We have a girl we meet with
that is graduating and has anxiety about doing well on test. I was able to
give her techniques that would help her and I think I have gotten her hooked on
Paul Cardell, the Pianist.
Pretty Huh? |
Otherwise
we are doing well. We have been working hard putting out fires and trying to do
some missionary work along the way and comfort those who stand in need.
It’s a
little hard on p-days because they don't even give us a full day to get
everything done because they cut our p-day off at 6:00PM.
I Love You and Pray for you Every Night and Day.
Elder Perry
Hamilton, Ontario
Canada Toronto Mission
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