Week 50: Welcome Elder Villar!

 Well!  The work here in Libon Branch is still moving forward.  Each day was like WOW!  I am grateful for my new companion, Elder Villar.  We are doing good in the work.  Each and every day we are always excited and when the night comes our heads hit the pillow dreaming of our friends here in Libon with the members.  We can call it a sweet dream.  

     Regarding the work here in Libon Branch nagpapasalamat dahil.  We were able to go outside yesterday visiting members of the Libon Branch.  With the technology, we get to introduce some of our friends to members who are always with us in the work. Some of them have the opportunity to teach each other for a long time.  Ako din po at ang aking kasarmanay so brang masaya dahil maging kaibigan sila sa work naito habang tinuturuan namin sila po.  

     Yesterday we were so happy to meet with the leaders and have a small meeting in discussing about the peoples progress and how we need more help from them.  Whereby sinasabi nila talagang masaya at we get come of their phone contacts and still seemed open to us nong.  We still need to familiarize ourselves with the peoples names and addresses.  

     Besides that I just wanted to share a bright sunshine that we made us so happy.  Two of our investigators attended church yesterday.  We are looking forward for them to include their families which in one of our goals.  We are so happy that some of the haven't ever responded yet.  Some of them responded and some areas ng network ba minsane it unable to be reached or mahina sa kanyang signal dahil.  It's raining this week.  We are still looking forward to finding more new friends here.  

     I just wanted to share some of what I really liked from the last devotional by Sister Bonnie H. Cardon.  "what are the special talents and skills which the Lord has blessed you with." It always rings in my ear questioning me Am I using well these talents?  I am really impressed of Ammon's story while he was appointed to take care of King Lamoni's sheep and that he gathered them all to the living water that they may not get lost unless the King will get angry with them.  We have hope in this area and how it really makes us look forward to each day.  Thank you for the support and love and we will see what is right on the path.

Elder Bateiti



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