Manahoana Daholo e!
Ny ankamaroan'ny zavatra izay nitranga taminay tamin'
izao herinandro izao dia nitranga tany Manandona na ny faritra faharoa iasanay.
Izay no mahatonga ny hoe, "FORT DONA" amin'ny lohatenin' ity email
ity.
First off, Thank you so much to those who sent the
Brithday wishes. It really does mean a lot!
Secondly, we had another packed week. Elder Cyusa and I
have literally been running around like chickens with our heads cut off but we
somehow seem to get everything done that needs to get done. This week we spent
a lot of our time in a small town called Manandona. It's about 20 km south of
Antsirabe and President Foote has asked Elder Cyusa and I to start working out
there at least twice a week. So, every Tuesday and Friday we head down to do as
much as we can with the coolest Branch Presidednt ever, President Ony! He cares
so much about the Branch out there and he tries to do his best even though he's
probably not even out of his 20's. He is an amazing guy and I love working with
him.
Anyways, this week we didn't have as many crazy
adventures as last week but we did have one that happened last Friday. Elder
Cyusa and I had just arrived in Manandona and we were heading out to a cluster
of houses down in a small valley when all the sudden we received an unexpected
phone call from the sisters. We answered and Sister Maduna informed us that her
companion, Sister Rasoanarina, needed to go to the dentist because she was
experincing complications from a procedure she had done prior to her coming
down here to Antsirabe. Elder Cyusa and I rushed back to Antsirabe because the
poor sisters, as well as us, had no idea where the dentist was. Well, we
eventually found it and Sister Rasoanarina got her tooth fixed. It was kind of
hectic but we got it all figured out.
Anyways, that's about all I got for adventures this week.
We do have one investigator right now who is progressing very well. His name is
Bruno and he is so dilligent when it comes to following committments and coming
to church. He plays basketball with us every Monday and it's safe to say that
he and all the missionaries down here are good friends. He and his wife want to
get baptized so bad but the only problem is that he needs to finish off a prior
divorce he had with his last wife and he and his wife now need to become
legally married. When all that is said and done he'll be baptized. It could
take a while but hopefully we get it all figured out before I come home. He's
way cool and I love teaching him and his family.
Well, that's it for the week. I love you all so much and
I hope everyone has a great week.
Love, Elder Stringfellow
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
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