07/21/2014
This week was pretty normal I guess you could say, just working hard
here in Honduras. It was really hot here for a couple of days. That
was a real bummer, but what can I do.... so we suffered through. I don’t know if it has to do with the heat,
but I have a rash all over my chest and stomach, and now it’s moving to my
back. I don’t quite know what to do
about that... but the only thing to do is to keep working. HA HA (for all you
dorks that keep making fun of me for saying ja ja its less work. I don’t have
to stretch my fingers so far.)
Oh, and I threw the hook and line in the river today, and tried
a little bit of fishing. The only problem
is I don’t have bait, and the sausage I was using didn’t stay on the hook. So that didn’t last long. Send me some
powerbait if you want.
I now have 11 months in this wonderful country of
Honduras. That’s super weird. Things are going really good right
now. My comp is super tight, he’s an awesome missionary. I sometimes feel
like I’m junior comp with him, just a little bit of humility. My companion and
I have a goal (I think I’ve explained it already), to have five baptisms in
August, with three of the five being men. I think this will be a great
opportunity for me to work hard and to grow my faith even more. I know
this is the Lord’s work. I know He’s
guiding it, and I know He will help us if we do all we can. It will be an
opportunity for me to really be listening for the spirit and to follow it at
all times, and to trust completely in Heavenly Father. Because He is
preparing people, but we just don’t know where they are yet. So I’m just
going to keep working hard, be obedient, and better myself everyday, so that we
can receive the Lord’s help and meet the goal.
My comp may have changes, and I’m going to be super bummed if he
does. We have two people who are going
to be baptized this week hopefully. One has to have an interview with
president, but they are both really awesome and are reading the Book of Mormon
and praying. One of them brought two friends to church, and two others to
a baptism we had. It’s always a good time when your investigators start
sharing the gospel with others. Those two baptisms are a lady named Virginia,
and the other young woman is named Vallery. We also set a baptismal date
with a few others, and we have some new investigators that I have hope will
progress. So things are just flowing
along here in “nice river” Honduras. Just working and getting better each day! I’m pretty good here, just feeling good
and happy! Love you all and I hope you all know that I know this is the
true gospel and the only way we can return to God, and I’m glad I have the
opportunity to share that with others.
Love you all, Elder Ollis
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