Well this has been a really fun week! We went on a gnarly hike, had interviews, went to some lessons with President Stevenson, went on exchanges in Del Norte, the work started really picking up and I got a sweet new plant!
So the hike we went on was to Zapata Lake. We had tried to do it a couple weeks ago but didn't make it so we started pretty early last Monday and got to the lake! It was 10 miles round trip and really steep. The hike started at 11000 ft! It was pretty dang tiring but a really pretty hike.
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| Zapata Lake |
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| Zapata Lake with his Zone |
Interviews went really well. President Stevenson and his wife are just awesome, love them to death! President Stevenson then came to a couple lessons with us in the evening and they went really well. we taught Doyle and it was a really spiritual lesson where we talked about Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon and then read Moroni chapter 10 with him. Then we went to Brian and Teresa's house and read the Book of Mormon with them and the spirit was strong there as well.
Going on exchanges in Del Norte was super fun! I went with Elder Madsen to Del Norte. Elder Madsen is one of my favorite missionaries and he is going home in a week! He is pretty excited to be home haha. Del Norte is a cool area that is really pretty. We had a lesson with a guy named David that went really well. David got really into the Book of Mormon, it was so cool! After the lesson we were talking about all the plants he had in his house and he gave me this way awesome little jade plant! Definitely made my week because a couple months ago I had the flowers I planted outside and someone stole them, who does that?! So that was pretty neat.
It was also a great week because we found 7 new people to teach this week! We found 2 people that seem pretty interested and then a family that is awesome! So that was good, hopefully it keeps up.
Well it was a great week and I am just loving the missionary life, super cool. anyways hope everyone has a wonderful week!
Love,
Elder Morgan
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| Jonah's companion is a bit bigger than him |
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