Yaa Teeh!
It's been a busy week down here in Holbrook. Monday we got to drive to Farmington.
Tuesday we had transfers. Said good bye to Elder Krebs and picked up
Elder Jensen. Then we headed back down to Holbrook. Then we had a really
good lesson with Pete that night. I love Pete! He is just a big ray of
sunshine!!! :D
Wednesday we got to teach a lot of people. We also had mashed potato's for dinner....... I LOVE MASHED POTATO'S!!!!!!!!!!!!
ya.... let's just say they were really good. New companions are always
interesting because you have different experiences and teaching styles
and everything. Not a bad thing, just different. But, I love Elder
Jensen. He is from Bountiful UT. He's had a total of 5 area's in 3
different missions because of some health issues. He likes to play
games. He's also the youngest in his family and he is a great companion!
We are going to have a great transfer together!!!
Thursday
was probably the spiritual District Meeting I've ever taught. I was
training on the Atonement. Wow, what a powerful subject. Right when I
told everyone what I was training on the spirit came in and it was just
great. We read a lot of scriptures about the Atonement and then we
watched a video that Grandma and Grandpa Lynn sent to me about the
Atonement and missionary work with Elders Eyring and Holland talking.
Really good district meeting, in my opinion. Later that day we got to
work with some of the stake leaders and find ways we can better work
with them. That is always so cool, to see how different stake presidents
run their specific stake. Lots of learning.
Friday
we had a really good weekly planning session. Then we got to go to the
wedding of Mark and Theresa. Theresa is a member of a year or two and
Mark is a non member. Oh, and he's a Marine. (Oh Ya!!!!! :D :D :D) He's
come to church almost every week for the past 2 months we just can't get
in with him. But we have an appointment with him this week so we are
pretty excited!
Saturday
we walked, and walked, and walked some more. I asked Elder Jensen the
day before if he was ok to walk. He said he was so we walked a lot!!!!
If you have google maps we walked from our apartment to the seminary
building then over to navajo and up to mission lane and back with stops
in between. Then after it was dark we got in our car and went out and
tried some people. We got onto a street that we knew someone lived on
but we weren't sure where. So we were driving slowly down the street to
see if we could find the house number. We ended up finding it on so we
parked and got out. I pulled out my flashlight so I could show Elder
Jensen the house number and then to see where we were walking. Well
before we get to the door it opens and this man has a very aggressive
look on his face. I quickly identify as the missionaries while shining
the light on my tag. He then, again very aggressively, tells us to not
to sneak up on peoples house while it's dark. He was emphasizing his
point with his hands. His right hand was kept behind his back for most
of the conversation. But he was moving around a little bit so I was able
to see it for about a second or two. Yep, he was holding a gun. Well,
that was a first. IDK, maybe he had been watching a horror movie and was
a little on edge. :)
Sunday we were at church for a long time! Then we had dinner, did our studies and met with President Hatch. Good stuff. :)
Well thanks for all you do! Hope you all have a great week! Until next time, Hagoonee'!
Elder Chipman
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