Greetings from São Paulo, Brasil! It was a great week this week getting to know the new area! It´s a lot different from my old area, but it´s really good! It´s a lot poorer but the people are really humble and ready to listen?
So, what are two of the best things in a mission? Going back to an old area to visit, and a baptism. What´s even better? Doing both at the same time! Yesterday I got to go back to Novo Osasco and watch Pedro´s baptism! Pedro´s such a stud with a super strong testimony. He gave up a lot to join the church and I´m sure that if the ward takes good care of him that he´ll stay firm in the faith.
So, what are two of the best things in a mission? Going back to an old area to visit, and a baptism. What´s even better? Doing both at the same time! Yesterday I got to go back to Novo Osasco and watch Pedro´s baptism! Pedro´s such a stud with a super strong testimony. He gave up a lot to join the church and I´m sure that if the ward takes good care of him that he´ll stay firm in the faith.
We´re teaching a lot of good families here! The only problem is that that none of them are married legally so we´ve got to get on that. They all really want to be baptized and are coming to church, they just can´t be baptized until they get married. Once they get married it´ll be super sick!
We live in a bit of a nicer house here. It´s not on the fifth floor of an apartment building without an elevator like the last one, so that´s something. We also don´t live with another companionship so that gives us a little bit of breathing room.
That´s about it for the week! Things are going good and we´re excited to be working down here! Wish me and my companion, Elder Chayson, luck!
Your friend,
Elder Carter David Morgan
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