E-Mail Dated 6/25/12

Kia Ora, It sounds like the race was fun Dad. I don't think I would have even attempted it. But good luck doing the COPE course now. This was a very productive week. We were able to have many miracles as we also had two trade-offs this week, and gave our ward a training on how to do missionary work basically. We went on trade-off on Wednesday evening with the Zone Leaders and we were able to learn so much and to make the most of every opportunity. I was left with the commitment to find specific fellowship for each of our investigators. So far I have found this to be a challenge with our ward. At times our ward is very unwilling to help us, but I feel the training we gave yesterday was very productive though. I feel they really felt the Spirit and even the spirit of missionary work. After the training we had our MCM and the members were providing us with heaps of part-member families that have people that are ready to be baptised. We are looking forward to saving souls weekly in July! I also went on trade-off with our District Leader this last Friday and we were able to see heaps of miracles. As we would talk with everyone we would be able to teach them at their door and be able to set them for baptism. It's now our job to make sure they come to church to experience the blessings of the Sacrament and feel the Spirit. We are excited for this week because we plan on going and seeing all these people that are ready to be taught and baptised in July. We also had a baptism on Saturday. S got baptised and he was so happy. It was cool because he said that when he was going into the water he felt like crying but he held it back. He got confirmed yesterday and received the Aaronic Priesthood. It was so cool to see. The only sad part that the only people there were the people who were participating in the program. It was maybe a total of 9 or 10 people including us. But other than that it was a great week. Hope everything is going well back home. Love you all. Ofa Atu, Elder Lee