This week was super solid and we had a lot of fun doing missionary work.
Tuesday
we went to a school organization and helped put together boxes of learning
activities for elementary and middle school students. We were there for over 4
hours with the clear lake district which was so much fun.
Wednesday
after district council and lunch we got to finally grind put some contacts and
apartment finding, but sadly all we could manage to do was pass out a BoM.
Apparently, the guy was in the middle of reading a new graphic novel about the
story of Joseph Smith.
Thursday
we meet with our member friend Yudeth and drove a lot in the rain. We made the
trek all the way out to institute, just to get there and get a text from a
member saying it got canceled. That was wonderful.
Friday
we went back to the school organization and helped load the boxes and some wood
onto a truck to be sent out, and basically right after went to help at the
church food truck again.
Saturday
we went to play basketball at the church and met a lot of new people there.
Afterward, Chris invited us and the ZLs (since Elder Van Wagoner is our Zl now)
to lunch at Coco again. The crepes there are good, but their raspberry sorbet
gelato is some of the best sorbet I've ever had. We also finally got in contact
with our friend Chucho in the evening when we stopped by his place.
On
Sunday we went to church and got to set up lots of lessons and meetings with
members, and that evening we got to teach mission prep again. We asked who
would want a chance to knock doors and teach with missionaries, and they all
raised their hand, so we're gonna try and give them all that opportunity in the
future.
For
PDay, we had lunch with the Jensons at their home. They're a member of the Texas
City Branch who has a really nice house in a secluded area on the bay. We
played pinball, pool, and cornhole for the entire afternoon. That night for
FHE, we played a wild game of musical chairs with the branch.
This
week I really learned how to enjoy serving selflessly and how to be better and
stepping up and offering a helping hand to those around us. I'm so grateful for
the opportunities God had given me to love everyone.
-Elder
Thompson.
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