It doesn't matter how eloquent you think you are, how much you think you know, or how hard you find it to open your mouth.....if you have the Spirit, THAT'S what's going to touch people's hearts.

Hey guys! 

Things are well over here in Nott'nam at the moment! :) 

It was a pretty great week to be honest! The highlight obviously the baptism of Vlademir this last weekend!! :D It was a great moment for sure. But we shall talk more about that laters!;) Holy flip is it getting cold!...seriously, it's ridiculous. These are the moments when you're eternally grateful you have a car!! Oh how lovely it is. :)  Speaking of....I passed my driving test!!! Yahoo!! We were really excited about that. :D It increases the likelihood that we will remain together for another transfer. It's actually a lot easier than I thought it would be so that was good. But yeah, I now have a UK drivers license. :) Cheers to that!

This week was busy, busy! Loads of travel and whatnot. Like I said, we spent P-day in Lincoln. We had to travel to Lincoln again in the week because of the driving test and also a district meeting out there. It's kinda nice because while driving to and fro appointments and meetings, we sometimes listen to talks and whatnot. We listened to a talk by this professor guy who spoke on the evidences of the Book of Mormon. It was a really cool talk to be honest...loads of cool insights and whatnot. Then we listened to a talk by Holland from the October 2012 conference called "The First Great Commandment". I felt the Spirit so strongly during that talk! There's just such a striking difference to me! It's nuts! Both talks were good in different ways, but because of the impact that the Spirit had on Elder Holland's talk, that talk now means a lot more to me than the other. I then got thinking about how important that role of the Spirit is! It doesn't matter how eloquent you think you are, how much you think you know, or how hard you find it to open your mouth.....if you have the Spirit, THAT'S what's going to touch people's hearts. Love it!

Another cool thing we did this week is we helped out with the Poppy Appeal! For those who don't know, Britain has a holiday that serves as remembrance for those who have served and are serving in the forces. It's called Remembrance Sunday. That will be this weekend I believe. Well for the weeks leading up to it, the Royal British Legion sells Poppies to donate to organizations that help out with that kind of stuff! Everyone walks around wearing Poppies on their shirts and coats and whatnot that signifies the Remembrance of those who serve in the forces. So we helped sell those at a department store, which was kinda fun!:)

Oh man....one of the coolest finding sessions I've done on my mission happened this last week! There's a recent convert YSA that lives in Loughborough, but goes to Nottingham University. He invited us to come to this Christian Union presentation at the uni, which is basically like a worship service for a bunch of different denominational Christians. We went with the APs (we happened to be on exchange), and it was crazy awesome!! It started off with a presentation by someone that was basically on the topic of what we missionaries call "finding". It was so awesome! At the end, they had a Christian band come to the front and we all started singing How Great Thou Art....loads of people were putting their hands in the air while touching their palms as we sang. It was a bit weird for us at first, because of course, our church doesn't do stuff like that. :P After a while I was like "Man, this is awesome! A bunch of different denominations coming together and singing." At the end, they had a mingle type thing where we were able to teach a bunch of people about Mormonism and whatnot. We got loads of potential people to teach from that!!:D The original idea of all this, and I hope it still can work out, is that we can give a presentation to this group of around 150 people about what we believe in the church! I really hope it works out!!:) 

Something pretty funny happened at this Christian thing. Elder Wagner and I showed up a bit late to it. We spent a while trying to find the room in the building! We finally found it though. :) I walked into the room expecting to just slip into the back, unnoticed. Well the way the room was set, we basically came in from the front where the presentation was being given. I peeked my head around the corner and just saw 150 people staring at me. Elder Wagner started to walk in while I peeked around, and when he noticed that we were at the front, he immediately turned around. Haha! We had to walk through the crowd to the back. It was greatly awkward and funny! I still remember what my trainer said, "There will be loads of awkward moments on the mission. Just embrace it!" Haha! The other Elders were sitting at the very back. They said it was hilarious that in the middle of this presentation, this curious ginger man pokes his head around the corner at the front. Haha:P

From all the good stuff this week, the highlight of course was the baptism of Vlademir!!:) We taught him the day before the baptism, and he told us (in broken English of course) "When I first met you guys, it was just for curiosity. Now, I am converted." It was so cool!:) The baptismal service went well...wished there were more ward members in attendance, but hey. I was able to confirm him a member of the church yesterday. Oh man, the gospel is great!:) I love it so much!! Anyways, I do believe that's about it for the week. Sure love you guys! 

Thanks for the love and support!:) 

Cheers mates!

Elder Wright

Man, I love Nottingham! It's a sweet area..I'm hoping I stay here for a while!

Us at the strait and narrow!

Hey what's up guys!! 

Happy Halloween indeed. :) 

Halloween isn't as big over here as it is in the States but it's getting there. 

 There were loads of uni students out walking about one night, all dressed up

and whatnot. Like heaps and heaps...we started blasting gospel music

as we drove past. :D haha! We got some great looks! :P But yeah, this week

was pretty dang good! It's looking like fall as well! 

Man, a good time of year:)

We had loads of exchanges this week!! It was crazy! It's just how it

all worked out, pretty much everyday we had an exchange and/or a work

over. There was a point in the week where we didn't have anyone

else....Turnbow and I just looked at each other and were like "Hey

man, I haven't seen ya in ages! How's life??" Man, I love

Nottingham! It's a sweet area..I'm hoping I stay here for a while! :)

Hey!...we got a baptism scheduled for this coming weekend!! :D His name

is Vlademir!!...and you guessed it!! Yup, he's from.........Angola??

Haha! He actually is from Angola. :P With a name like that you'd think he

was from that barren wasteland we call Russia. But hey! He's pretty

legit!! He was found in June I believe, and missionaries have been

working with him since. He speaks Portuguese so there's a bit of a

language barrier when teaching, but for the most part the guy is

cool!:) And now the baptism is all set!! He keeps talking about how

he's going to be a new man after this and everything. Yay!!:) It's

super exciting! It's cool to see him getting excited for it as well. :)

We taught another guy named Marcel. He's this sweet black guy

that grew up in Nottingham. He's a non-denominational Christian but he

hard core follows the teachings of the Bible. It's super crazy as well

because his views and beliefs are exactly close to the doctrines

in the church. He's a totally normal guy, he doesn't talk to

much, he lets you share stuff and actually does what you ask. It's

great!! The man will be baptized and when he is, he's going to be a

very solid convert. :) Oh man, it's so good!

Life is pretty good right now. :) Turnbow is way cool, got some good

stuff going on. Can't complain really!:) Oh!! I drove for

the first time ever in the UK! I'm now taking driving lessons for my

license (as I take my driving test on Thursday this week...Ahh!!) It

actually wasn't as bad as I thought it would be! My mindset is well

used to the cars on the left. The only weird thing was when I first

got into the drivers seat, the whole car is to your left rather than

the right. It didn't take long to get used to it though so that's fun!

Pray that I pass!! Ahh:) haha

We had a way fun Pday today! We drove to Lincoln to be with Elders

Mordue and Lewis. They're way fun to be around! When we all get

together we just act super American and redneck! Haha! :P We

went into town and jammed at a music store (as Lewis is a legend

musician), went and checked out Lincoln Cathedral which I supposedly

heard features in Da Vinci Code...if so, that rocks!!

 Other than that, we are just chillin:) 

Seeing as today is Halloween as well, we

have to be indoors from 6 onward. It's kinda nice how it worked out to

be on a Pday:P haha

Well hey, I think that's about it really!:) 

Sure love you all! 

Hope all is well in Zion. 

Talk to yous next week!! 

Cheerio.

Elder Wright

Oh missionary work...gotta love it!

October 24th

Yo yo my peeps!! What's up with you!:D 

It has been a while since a proper email.

 Hopefully I can fill ya in with all the good stuff, although 

I don't have a ton of time to write. Haha

The Quentin L Cook conference......FLIPPN GREAT man! :D 

It was soo good, I absolutely loved it!

 It was one of the most spiritual moments on my mission, 

as far as intensity of the Spirit. It's absolutely crazy. 

 Elder Cook, to be honest, he's one of those Apostles
that's kinda overlooked sometimes. When he testified though, it was
 intense. Literally every time he said "Jesus Christ" he
looked up. Then he pulled out the dodge, "I know the Savior's
voice....I've personally seen His face." The spirit was so
strong in that room, you could hear a pin drop. It just goes to show
that those guys that we listen to every six months are a
powerful witnesses of the Lord. Oh man, it's so cool. :) 

Seriously, I'm loving the mish right now. Boo yah!

Well hey, life is going pretty good!:) We've got a baptism coming up
in a couple weeks so that's great! Turnbow is way cool! We're
getting used to the ropes and everything. It's crazy nice having a
car. :D haha Oh boy. Well hey, that's the basics for now I believe! 

Hope you all are greatly fantastic!!:D 

Cheers,

 til next week!

Elder Wright

October 15th

Hello hello!! I suppose you are wondering why I'm emailing on a
Saturday!! :o As I told you, Elder Quentin L Cook will be coming to
the mission on this coming Monday, so our Pday is today rather than
then. :) Fun stuff!! Anyways, this week has been pretty alright so far!
Transfers was this week as well so it's pretty dang busy! Elder Hayes
moved off to Loughborough (which is funny because it's his first area
he served in!) I got a guy named Elder Turnbow, who is from Idaho. He
seems pretty cool so far!:) He's been out for about 10 months or so
and this is his first transfer as ZL. (It's a bit weird because I'm
supposed to train him to be a ZL when I'm not entirely sure what to do
either. Haha We'll see how it goes!)

So yeah, sorry if this is kind of a short email! I'm trying to think
back to any cool experiences really.. It's been a slow couple of days
because of the whole transfer and whatnot! There are some huge changes
to the zone over here's, just with teams whitewashing out and new
ones coming in. Our mission president isn't too afraid to do that a
lot...which, well I hope it's revelation! Haha:) It has been pretty
stressful the past couple of days with the new switch up but we shall
figure it out hopefully! :) Well hey, I don't have loads of time today
but everything is great so far! Super excited for the transfer!! :) It
should be great. Well anyways, gots to go! 

Love ya loads!!:) 

Cheers!

Elder Wright

October 10th

Hey all! :) We had a pretty good week over here! Oh boy, the weather is

dropping again! :o It's still at that awkward temperature where, when

biking, you put on a coat because it's cold but then after cycling for

a while, it's burning hot!! Haha Oh well...;)

We're doing pretty well! :) We just found out that transfers

will actually be this coming Friday due to an unforeseen opportunity

coming up next Monday...Elder Quentin L Cook will be coming to our

mission for a conference!!!:D That'll be way cool!! So they had to

move transfers back a few days because of that. Exciting news for

sure!

We had a few way cool things happen this week involving less actives. :)

We decided one night to pop by a guy named David Clark. We went by

and this old guy answered the door basically saying, "I know you're

looking for David but he moved down south." Hmmm...fair enough! So we

began talking to this man, whose name is Keith Clark, David's father.

Eventually he asked if we'd like to come in so we were of course were like

"Yeah!" Keith has lost quite a bit of faith over the years. He hadn't

been to church in about 12 years! (It was also funny because the

sisters have been trying to work with him as well but he'd been

dodging them! Haha) We shared a bit with him about our testimonies of

the scriptures and praying and whatnot. That night we set up a time to

do service for him on the Saturday. Well the sisters called us up and

were like "Hey, did you stop by Keith??" They'd said that Keith

actually called them after we popped by and told them that we kinda

pricked his conscience a bit. After doing service in his back

garden and whatnot, to our great surprise HE CAME TO CHURCH!:D After

12 years...he came!....and loved it as well:) 

It was so cool to see him there.

Haha! We have a funny side story I wanna tell ya. We were tracting

one night and this hard core atheist opened the door. He was nice

enough! Got talking with him normally, not interested at all. Mid

conversation, his cat jumps out of the house and over this hip high

brick barrier thing. Elder Hayes asked if he wanted us to grab his cat

and he was like "Yeah sure!" So Hayes leaned over this brick wall and

stretched and stretched until he grabbed this cat. Well he slipped his

feet in the process, so he was basically planking perpendicular to

this brick wall holding a cat in his hands!! Hahaha Eventually he got

up and handed this atheist his cat and he said to us sarcastically

"Cheers!...all in the name of the Lord." Haha

Also another cool story with a less active. We've been working with a

guy named Herman. He's come to church I think once since I've been

here. Anyways, at church this week he told us that he had a spiritual

experience in the week! He's going through a real rough time right now

and he said he finally decided to get on his knees and pray. Literally

a day later, an old friend in New Zealand called him up and told him

that she had a dream of him (Herman) and his father together (who has

passed away). This was a HUGE answer to a pray for him!! We will be

seeing him through the week as well:D

One last cool thing that happened...do you remember me telling you

about that Wilson guy, the Albanian? ("Wilson!!" -Tom Hanks) We set

up a time to see him at his house. We got there and he had a few of

his friends as well all sitting around the table. We started kinda

teaching all of them! One was from Holland and the other was from

somewhere in Africa, and then of course Wilson. There was a moment

when we were teaching where I thought to myself "Look at where I am!

Sitting in this Victorian house in England teaching these foreigners

(whom are huffing and puffing away) and I'm teaching them about Jesus

Christ and His plan for us." Haha Occasionally I just have those

moments sometimes where I realize what I'm actually doing! It's pretty

cool:) At the end, when we were leaving, the African said "Thank you

for this message of peace." They said we could pop by again!:) Oh

missionary work...gotta love it!

I do believe that is about all it for this weeks entry!:) I shall let

you know next week the news of the transfer!:o And if I don't write

next Monday, it's because our Pdays will be jacked up for the next

week. Sure love you guys!!:D Hope ya enjoy your week! 

Cheerio!

Elder Wright

We got talking about the Book of Mormon, and as we spoke about it, his face just lit up! As if, in his eyes, he was holding something precious.

Yo, yo, my peeps! Y'alright? :) 

This week was pretty good actually!

Loads of good stuff happening and whatnot! The zone had a baptism over

in Boston!! Yahoo!! The sisters are rocking it out there. Super cool. :) 

The weather is for sure getting autumny. ;)

 Which means wind and wetness is coming! 

There was one day where it was super stormy and wet and I just

 texted Campbell (who has our car currently) saying, 

"#ThoseDaysYouWishYaHadaCar." He texted back saying,

 "Not a drop on us!" Haha! Good times though! :)

We had a cool experience this week! We were talking to people in

Nottingham City Centre one night, and we were really looking to find

new people to be able to teach. After finding for a bit, we stopped

this guy that's from Albania. We talked with him for a while about

what he likes about Nottingham and how long he's been here, the basics

really. Then the opportunity came when he said, "So, what ARE you guys?"

Yahoo! Haha:) We told him what we do and whatnot. We asked if he had a

bit of time we could share a message with him and he was like, "Yeah!"

We went to the local Burger King and sat at a table outside

and started teaching him about the restoration! The cool thing was we

got talking about the Book of Mormon, and as we spoke about it, his

face just lit up! As if, in his eyes, he was holding

something precious. It was a moment I don't know if I'll forget. It

just showed to me even more the converting power of the Book of

Mormon. I've come to love that Book so much! It's no longer a,

"Ah man, I've got to read my scriptures," but rather a, "When can I

start reading!" Makes ya relate to Nephi when he said, "For my soul

delighteth in the scriptures, and my heart pondereth them.."

We found another lad from about a week ago named John. He was a

potential we got on the street and set up a time to see him at his

house a week later. Turns out, funny enough, he's our neighbour!

 He lives just a few houses down from us. Anyways, we show up at

his house and crazy enough he remembered and let us in! (Usually in

those instances, it's easy for people to forget about the appointment.

Props John! Haha) He's super cool though! Totally open to reading the

BoM. We're going to see him later this week. When we were setting

another appointment, he was like "How about a week from now? Is that

too soon?" In our heads we were thinking, "Hell, we'd see ya tomorrow

if you wanted!" Haha!

Oh man, there was a classic moment that happened with John right

before we left his house! We told him it was funny, we just lived a

few houses down. He was like, "Yeah, ya know it was funny. When I moved

here in April, I was talking to some neighbours and they said,

(pointing to our flat) 'Yeah a gay American couple lives in that

flat.'" hahahaha Oh man! We were cracking up!! I suppose it could seem

like missionaries are gay, ya know? Always together, always looking

really happy, etc. Haha I thought that was pretty funny!

Another really funny thing happened this week! So, one day we were in a

part of our area and all of the sudden we see this guy on his bike

ride past us with this giant subwoofer strapped to the back of the

bike and it was blasting reggae music! He had a follower as well, and

they were just cruising past us and continued on! We didn't think too

much of it until about 45 min later when we hear it coming from a

distance away. No lie, we saw him come around the corner and he had a

few more followers this time and they were all just cruising along!!

 So we decided to join in for a bit! We hopped on the bikes and

were cruising around with this Reggae Posse! There was a point

where Hayes and I looked at each other, laughing, and then looked

behind us to see a couple people following all of us. Oh man, we were

dying! Hahaha! We followed these guys for a bit towards our next

destination. :D

General Conference was great!! I loved it! :) There were so many good

talks! I think by far my personal favourite was Uchtdorf's talk on the

Saturday morning session. I believe it was the very first talk of the

whole conference. Oh man, it was so good!! :) Also, Nelson's talk on the

Sunday morning sesh....Mmmmm! Hopefully you all

 gained something from conference as well. :) 

I do believe that about concludes it for me this week though. 

Sure love ya guys! 

Speak to ya next week! 

Cheers!

Elder Wright

This week was splendid!

Hey guys!! 

This week was splendid! :) 

 Pretty much the same stuff going on I suppose. 

The weather has just now started to get cooler in

the past few days. Winter is upon us! :o  It'd be a bonus if I

avoided the wetness and coldness this winter by having a car...we

shall see;) Speaking of!....Elder Hayes failed his driving test this

past week unfortunately. :/ Haha So we set up for another test on the

11th of October. Wish us luck again!! :D

So yeah, pretty much a normal as far as the work is going. The zone is

doing pretty well right now! Slight improvements each week which is

super cool!! There'll be a baptism over in Boston this weekend!!

Super exciting! :) Oh and conference, we're all super stoked for that

over here. One of the best times of year!

There was kind of a cool experience this week! There was a certain

day that we misplaced our phone at an investigator's house, although we

didn't know it was there at the time. After a DA, we noticed that

we had lost our phone so we decided to stop by a certain less active's

to use his phone to find our phone! Well anyways, we talked with him a

bit, and invited him to church! And he came!

He hasn't been in YEARS! :o He set up a time to meet with the bishop

later on this week and he's got a wife and a nine year old daughter.

It's super sweet!:D

Uni is in session now as well!! Loads of Uni students out wandering

the streets now, so it's cool to talk about their studies and whatnot.

A few of them are interested in meeting up so we shall see where that

goes. We have Nottingham Trent in our area so there are loads. We also

have a couple of students from various places that moved into the ward

as well so it's exciting to have a bunch of young bucks around. :)

That's really about all the excitement I have to share with you this

week...sorry. Haha Kinda boring. 

But hey! Hope you're all doing well over there:D 

Sure love you guys! 

Speak to yas soon:)

Elder Wright

What the flip am I doing here?? I'm 19 years old and I'm in a meeting with a Stake President and a Mission President discussing the missionary work for the eastern midlands of England!

My Zone

What is up my peeps! 

It's been a busy busy week for sure:) 

We had zone meeting, double district meeting with President, 

stake presidency meeting, and two sessions of stake conference.

 LOADS of meetings!! Hahaha That's the life innit;) 

It was really funny though because in the stake presidency meeting 

(meeting where we meet with our stake president and 

mission president and discuss the work in the zone) I

looked around me and thought to myself "What the flip am I doing

here?? I'm 19 years old and I'm in a meeting with a Stake President

and a Mission President discussing the missionary work for the eastern

midlands of England!" Hahaha

But yeah, things are alright for sure!:) This zone is way sick! We had

a lot of meetings all together this past week so, we saw the

missionaries a lot! :D We also had the chance to go to the District

Leader's areas and do a bit of finding with them which was a blast. One

of the times was really funny alright. So, we're on exchange with the

Notts 2 Elders and we go, all four of us, to Eastwood's area to help

them out a bit. I was with elder Faulconer. We were cracking up though

because we found this potential in their area but unfortunately he

lives in Liverpool currently. We were like "So, I'm from Notts 1,

Faulconer is from Notts 2, we are in Eastwood's area, and we just

found a potential that lives in a completely different mission." Haha

It was good fun though! It's nice to be able to go to other

missionary's areas and help them out a bit:)

A majority of the Stakes in our mission now require a lot of

reports for the missionary work going on in the stake. It's a

common thing to be at the church on the computer writing up reports.

Well anyways, it was pretty cool! We were at the church, and all of

the sudden a film crew comes into the building. Were like, "What

the heck is going on??" We noticed they had American accents as

well, so we were asking what was going on. Turns out the main guy

there helped out a lot with the church film 17 Miracles! They were

there filming something for the self reliance courses. 

But yeah, that was cool!:)

Were doing alright over here! :) Things are busy,busy and can

sometimes be a bit stressful, but for the most part it's a good time!

As far as our own area, it's working out alright. We've found some

pretty cool peeps to hopefully work with over the next few weeks. I'm

wanting to go by the prospective Elders from the ward a bit more.

That's a focus that they're having in this stake right now. Well, two

things really. 1) Less Active Endowed and 2) Prospective Elders.

Should be good! I do believe that's about it really. 

Sure love ya loads! 

Until next week. 

Cheerz.

Elder Wright

We were biking through what felt like a tempest, and cold rain was spraying directly into my eyeballs.

Hello from Nott'nam!.....again;) 

 I was here about 10 months ago. I can't believe that. Time flies I suppose:)

Nottingham is still doing alright. Since I was only here for 1

transfer, it never quite felt like home, but now is an opportunity to

change that. :D It's pretty likely I will stay here for 2-3 transfers!

Boy, oh boy, there are many hills over in this part of the country!

Probably not nearly as bad as Wales, but still, it makes biking an

adventure for sure. Man, I'm trying to not be bitter about us not

having cars. Let me tell you three moments in which it was very

hard for me to not be bitter about it! 

First one, the very first morning I had here, we were heading outside

 in the morning before traveling a fair distance to district meeting.

 As we were walking on the driveway, we looked and saw a perfectly

 good car just sitting there. I thought I heard it say 

"Come inside where it's warm and dry. Oh, don't worry, kick your feet up a bit. 

Just type in where you want to go and I'll take you there with little effort on your part."

 And then I realized, hey wait....that's OUR car we CANT use!

 

Second one, the mission home decided to let our district leader (who funny

enough is Campbell....the one I served with for 3 weeks!) use the

car for the time being until Hayes can get his license. That moment

when they came to our flat to pick up the car from us and they started

to drive away. They were all smiling and waving goodbye to us while we

stood there empty handed... And third one, on a particular rainy

day, we were biking through what felt like a tempest. As cold rain was

spraying directly into my eyeballs, the other set of sister

missionaries in our ward (STLs) drove past us all dry and waving to us

in their car! Hahaha! Ah man, amidst all the over exaggeration and

laughs, yes I do know the car isn't what the calling is all about. It

is a bonus for sure!...but the calling is a good opportunity to be

able to help out other missionaries with whatever kinds of things we

can. :)

The life as it is right now is alright! The ward here in Nottingham is

great so far!! I love it so much!:) I'm just going to go on

about some of them that I've enjoyed meeting. The bishop, so far,

is a lad for sure! He's this millionaire that you wouldn't even have

known he was one. Seems to me like one of the most humble guys ever.

He's super cool! :) There's also a few American families in the ward

that recently moved in that are cool. It took me a bit to

recognize their accent! It's to the point now where their accent seems

like the odd one, ya know? :o But yeah, there's another

member that got baptized about 9 months ago that is just a legend!!

Like seriously, he's definitely a "convert". Another thing..the ward

had a super cool ward activity this weekend too! They turned the

church into some kind of medieval Renaissance type theme. They had

 a small catapult for the kids, a cool dragon piñata thing, 

they even rented medieval horses that the kids were riding around

on!! Haha:)

We had a couple really cool teaching experiences this week!! The

first, we met a potential named Marcel that had been found a bit back.

We meet up with him and he brings three of his mates (they're all

black by the way). They're all non denomination Christians...they

believe in the core teachings of the bible and they live it! Anyways,

we did a lot of "how to begin teaching" in the lesson with them. The

more we heard about what they believe, we were thinking "Wait, that's

what we believe! Hey that's also what we believe!" They have so many

beliefs that are just crazy similar to the teachings in the church! We

taught them quite a bit in the Restoration. Oh man, it was so cool. 

Loads of smiles and soul, shouting "AMEN!" and all that kind of

jazz. Haha! :D It was so cool! I'm hoping we can go far with them!

The second cool experience was with a woman named Maria. She was a

media referral, meaning she looked online and kind of requested to

meet with the local missionaries. We met up with her in town and got a

table somewhere and just started talking with her. Really nice lady,

probably late 40s and she's been through a lot in her life! She hasn't

been too, too religious but she said she's willing to "start to open

the door". We taught her the full on Resto and man the Spirit was

strong for sure! We actually softly committed her to be baptized right

then and there! Miracle for sure!!:) Please pray for these people!!

Life is pretty good, innit. Wish us luck as we attempt to run this

zone here! We have some great teams here so it shouldn't be too

rough!:) Ah man, I love it all. Well, sure love ya guys! 

Talk to ya next week! 

Cheers:D

Elder Wright