Hey family, Well this last week was absolutely crazy. On Tuesday we had a Zone Conference with President Roggia and Elder Burton and I gave a small instruction about enduring to the end. We pretty much just invited everyone to keep showing love to their recent converts and to continue teaching them even after baptism. We also invited them to write some of them letters. That's something I'm going to try and do before I go home- write all of my converts a letter. It's hard because we get so busy and its hard to even find time to write my friends letters sometimes! But I'll do my best. After the zone conference we had zone leader council with President Roggia which is basically just a meeting with him and he gives us some information about what's going on in the mission and what we need to be focusing on in our zone and things like that. He also gives us a topic of something to talk about at our next zone meeting which is always the following Tuesday (tomorrow). So we've been trying to work that one out. On Wednesday we went to Kenema and I got to go with the Simbeck Elders so I saw some of the people I taught and a couple of converts while I was there so that was pretty sweet. I would give anything to go back to Kenema, man that place is sweet! Thursday we traveled back to Bo and started to work on the Zone Meeting instruction and getting things in place to have a super p-day on Monday (today). Friday was a regular day and we got things prepared for a baptism the next day. Saturday we had a baptism for one of the SWEETEST people ever; I think I talked about him last week. The service was really nice and the next day, Sunday, everything went smoothly for his confirmation. Something sweet that happened was that on Sunday this family that we just started teaching came to church. Well, half of them anyway. The man is a muslim so he didn't come, but his wife and three of their kids came. So that was pretty sweet. It's kind of funny because the man told us he would come and the woman just kept avoiding the question and never really answered us. Maybe she just wasn't sure. Haha. We'll be trying to see them this week. Today was a pretty sweet day too because we had that Super P-day. All the Elders from Kenema came to Bo and will be here until tomorrow after Zone Meeting. For the super P-day we boiled some eggs and had everyone decorate them with markers and write their favorite scripture on it. Then while everyone left, Elder Burton and I hid them around the compound. Then we all went and played a nice game of football. It was pretty sweet and I scored a nice goal off a volley. So that was pretty exciting. Then we all went back to the compound and everyone found the eggs and everyone shared their scripture and shared their testimony. Then we all ended up by eating a nice big bowl of jollof rice. No problem. Its been a pretty successful day so far and we're looking to have a nice FHE this evening and a nice zone meeting tomorrow. So hopefully everything will go well! Anyway, I'm glad everything is going well at home and I'll be looking for those pictures! And a big thank you to aunt jen! I got the package this past week and I think all the candy is gone already. Haha. And don't worry, the tortillas didn't mold over. So THANK YOU. Oh, and if its not too late, if it would be possible to add some slap ya momma or tony's to the package that would be sweet. Anyway, thank you for everything! I love you and I'll talk to you next week! Love, Elder Stewart
Baptism from the 16th!
Baptism from the 23rd!
Kids wearing sweet clothes.
My MTC Elder Wuthrich on our 18th month mark!
Guinea pigs from Guinea.
Can you identify this snake for me?
Baptism from this past weekend, the 2nd.
I've been wanting to take a picture like this for a long time. I
always imagined it saying something inspirational at the bottom like "Dream Big"... haha don't worry I'm still thinking about all this cheesy artsy optimistic business.
Super P-day!
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