Called to Serve: From Kiribati to Legazpi

 Hello!  Kamusta po kayong mga kapatid sa pananampalataya,      The work here in Polangui is on fire and we had a good time in finding potential members and friends missionaries that served here before the lock down.  The good thing is that we found some of them and it so inspiring to hear from them how they are really striving in this period of quarantine.  My companion and I try to relate our teachings to their concerns.  We are focusing on our key indicators so that we would have names behind the numbers.        I have a highlight from this week. Last Saturday, when we were trying to knock on a door but we hear "isang tatay" which means "I don't care for what you are saying" so we continue slowly on to find the others.  The successful thing is that we found a couple who are married non-members and we shared only about the importance of the family in God's plan as the central unit in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.  They were so stoked seemed like they needed

 Hello everyone!        I'm just wanting to share some awesome experiences from here in Polangui.  Well!  The work here is on fire and the youth are so awesome.  They are willing to work and engage in missionary work.  The good news is we have two friends who are attended church last Sunday.  Besides, Randy Family or tatay Randy is progressing.  His two daughters seemed weird because they always run away when we visit them.         We have set a goal to visit all the Priesthood here and we are so happy that we were able to meet some of them.  Although we weren't able to visit some of the others but we will try to set appointments with them this week.  The in person church here just started last Sunday and I was so happy to see about 55 people in attendance and to share my testimony with four of the missionaries in our district.  There are no sisters here because they have been pulled out because of COVID-19.  I am grateful for the mercy of God and His love for all His children.