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| Perugia, che bella sei tu! |
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| Our Christmas tree |
Hey Family,
So on Monday night we received our transfer
calls. Not too much commotion here, all of us in Perugia are staying for
another transfer. As for Terni, we still have the same sisters and Anziani
Daniels and Huntsman, but we got Anziani Jensen and Becker. Pretty cool stuff,
and I think we figured these changes would happen.
With that out of the way, this week was
interesting. I enjoyed a lot of it, but sadly many of our appointments fell
through. That opened up our opportunity to start up our casa a casa (door to
door) here. Hopefully this next week we will be able to meet with these
people.
We worked with Sorella P again this week. She is
great, because she knows to ask us when she doesn’t know something. This week
she told us, as we taught the Restoration, that she wants to understand
scriptures more. So we taught her according to her needs. It was fun, and she
is continuing to progress.
Then on Sunday we had SN in church, along our
new elder in the church. His name is BT, and he has been a member since 1999 in
Nigeria. He is sweet. So that should help the church a ton. SN is on fire right
now, and he is getting us new referrals and is doing all he can to serve others
for the “Sii una Luce.”
Anyways my small thought for the week is that we
need to be humble. If we think we know something, we won’t search to know more.
But if we are always questioning things, and if we are always humble, our
progress is unlimited. I know that it’s been true for me here in the mission.
Even when I have done something well 1000 times and it seems to work well, if I
am humble and ask, “Is there a better way?” I can always find the answer is
yes. Go search for the best way to do everything, especially in doing things
for others. In doing so, our growth is unlimited.
I love you all!
Love,
Anziano Ridd
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| My French toast this morning |
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