Hi!
Things are well here in the land of Kuna. I have been
nursing a left knee that has me on traveling from place to place on crutches
and we shall see what comes of it. I am seeing a doctor and will probably know
more after Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the missionary work here is going well, especially
with Elder Barker coming in. He is a character and doesn't like Alabama
football, so we get along well. In fact, he reminds me of Elder Bradley, which
is a good thing. We are working well together and learning from each other
quite a bit. He has been persistent in making sure that I ice my knee, take the
anti-inflammatory drugs that I need to, and keep my humor through it all.
The week actually feels like it has been a lot longer than
it actually has, so much has happened, and there is too much, even to sum
up.
We were blessed with the opportunity this past week to start
teaching a family that lives in the area. The mother, father and four girls are
all eager to learn more about the Gospel and Jesus Christ and the blessings
that come from Him. It was a great moment to take away the disappointment I
felt earlier in the week when one of the people who was meeting with us
disappeared and got caught up with a number of things from his past and current
problems. We hope that the things he learned will help him make good decisions
in the future.
We have an event out here in the Kuna Stake, called
"Come and See". It allows other people the chance to tour our
buildings and learn more about what we believe and what we do in a
visitor-center style, relaxed format. The theme of the events during this
quarter of the year are centered on the family and around Easter time, the
theme will be Jesus Christ's Atonement. It's been awesome! Several of the early
apostles and disciples came to know and believe in Jesus Christ because of the
invitation from others to "come and see" -John 1:35-51
I hope that you all are having a wonderful week!
Love,
Elder Adamek
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