This week was good, but it felt like it took forever! haha. We did a lot of unsuccessful street contacting and other finding and it gets exhausting. We have also sort of hit a few road blocks with some of our investigators and we are trying to get past those but it'll take some time for them. We also played soccer with some investigators and to try and find, but all that did was tire us out and make me feel bad about my soccer skills haha.
It won't be very long this week, but I will share one cool experience. So I get pretty easily upset, for those of you who don't know me hahah ;) and when people are rude when we are finding, and there are occasionally rude people, it gets to me haha. So I am not a huge fan of street contacting or tracting because that's where you run into most of the "rude" people. And we do a lot of that, although we've been mostly street contacting, we are gonna start tracting pretty soon! So one day this last week, I don't even remember which day, oh wait...it was Saturday, we had a really frustrating lesson and afterwards, hours to find! So we went to street contacting and in the mean time I was not looking forward to it, oh also it feels like we never get ANYbody to stop, but after a couple minutes we stopped someone and sat down with them for a few minutes. We talked about Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon. Will that go anywhere? I don't know we'll see, but right after that someone approached us! Which like never happens haha. And he is now a new investigator! He is a 16 year old kid from France and is here for some organization/church for Jesus Christ. He has a lot of faith and we are excited to teach him! That was a really good testimony builder that God really does care for us and when we need it he picks us up and helps us out! He is always there ready to help us. His hand is always reached out, we just have to reach out and grab it!
Well I hope you all have an awesome week and that you will be able to see the Lord's hand in your life, because I know its there! I promise!
Elder Sajmëns
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