Letter written on October 27th, 2014
We have been so busy, lately, and I have hardly had time to even think about what to write in my letter. I am going to write a brief thing about the mission and just put some pictures and stories that you liked or something like that. Just send my stuff that I can give out as gifts. Those Jesus cards were a hit. I need more contacts. Changes are this week, but I doubt I have changes. Everything is going very well. Not going to be able to send pictures cuz the computer that I am at is a little sketchy and don’t want to lose my pictures.
We have been so busy, lately, and I have hardly had time to even think about what to write in my letter. I am going to write a brief thing about the mission and just put some pictures and stories that you liked or something like that. Just send my stuff that I can give out as gifts. Those Jesus cards were a hit. I need more contacts. Changes are this week, but I doubt I have changes. Everything is going very well. Not going to be able to send pictures cuz the computer that I am at is a little sketchy and don’t want to lose my pictures.
Here a just a quick letter for the week:
We had a great experience
together when we contacted a man and he invited us in, gave us pepsi and he and
his wife listened to us. I always have found that so cool, how upon arriving to
people’s houses they invite you in and listen to you. We truly have something
special that the people can feel as we come. This past week was a very
great week. We had so many great experiences and were able to watch more people
progress in the gospel. This past week I had the opportunity to go back to
Coyoles and participate in the baptisms of a family that I taught in Coyoles.
When I arrived in Coyoles, this family had already been contacted and we kept
teaching them, and after another set of missionaries. She is not married with
her husband and this past General Conference felt such a strong desire to be a
member that she told her husband that they were going to get married and she
was going to be a member, and she did it. This past week she was married and
her, her daughter, her friend, and her friend’s daughter were baptized. It was
a very special experience.
This past week a family
that we are teaching was able to accept and marriage and a baptism date for the
end of November and the whole family was able to go to church this past Sunday. That
one man that can’t hear was able to go to church yesterday. He has accepted
baptism date, prays, and looks at some gospel picture book we gave him. He is
progressing very quickly. My comp has become very good at sign language. It
was a great week like always and excited for the progress that our
investigators are having.
Love,
Elder Neuberger
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