Things went well last week. Except for Niko. Niko was solidly progressing
to baptism and was supposed to be baptized on the 23rd, until he
moved out of our area. We don’t know where his new house is. There isn’t a lot
more we can do.
We have a few more investigators that are solidly progressing. Aiko
Participated in the Young Women’s program at church on Sunday, so she is good.
Roni needs his aunt to go to church with him so he can be baptized. Brother JR
needs a specific date so he can have a goal. And we have a few who need a
little help on their way.
Right now, we are just trying to teach all the people from the friends and
families of the ward. We have gotten good support from all of them.
We don’t get nearly enough sleep.
I have some friends going on missions namely Kas and Emma, #shoutout.
Culture: If foreigners cook Filipino food here, they are immediately adopted
into the culture. Make Filipino food and tell people all about it.
Tagalesson: As you use a word more, you start to hear it more. Elder
Bromley learned the saying "O nga eh". He started using it a lot and now
is hearing Filipinos saying it. "Onga eh" is like saying "I know,
right?!" But can be in so used in many different ways.
Love you all! Sorry time is short this week. I spent too much time on
other things than this email.
Love
Elder Faulkner
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