Hey sorry this email is sooo
late and will not even be complete.
Saturday - I was on splits with my district leader and we
ended having nice lessons in my area and had an investigator feed us a nice
meal.
Sunday - The day did not go well at all. First was church in
Twi and no investigators came, then we tried watching this movie The Other Side
of Heaven and the power went out.. so we could not finish.
By the time we were
already sleeping around 10:45.. the district leader wakes us up and tells us
the Zone Leaders have news for us. Turns out it was transfer news that is 3
days late. I was informed that I am being transferred to a village in the
Eastern Region called Nkawakw. I hear a rumor that they speak no English there so this should be pretty fun! They also transferred my companion out of the
area and sent him with me to the same zone but different area. I don't know why
president would white wash my area when I had 3 baptisms planned this upcoming
month of November. So that news was really depressing and the whole ward will
be upset with us, but I guess that is how mission goes.
Monday - I and my district leader went for a field trip
to climb some mountains and also to see his former recent converts. The place we
went was Mampong. It was a nice place that was more or less like forest and
dense trees but when you get to the top you can look down on some villages and
you can barely see Kumasi. I will try to upload photos next time.
Today - Woke up and did all my wash for two hours and then
packed my bags. Then I went to see all my investigators who are serious and
told them to remain strong and continue going to church. We also went to the
members houses and said our goodbyes and one of the members fed us a nice
goodbye meal.
Tomorrow/Wednesday - I will be
taking a bus 3 hours to my area. It is far from Kumasi but maybe for Christmas
I can travel back to see all the missionaries and to see my recent converts.
That is the small update for
now. We will see what the week will be like. Oh, my new companion's name is Elder
Hoffman. He is American but I don't know where he is from.
I love you all!
~ Elder Cornelius ~
1 comment:
Wow! What a crazy week! Sometimes I still can't believe he's living in Ghana!
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