transfers

So moves is this week and I'm staying in Crowthorn but my companion is moving to Croydon! I didn't realize how short a transfer is. I'm a little unsure about how well I'll be able to lead the area but it will be a good learning experience. I really wasn't expecting Elder Moulin to move. That was a big surprise to both of us. I hope he likes Croydon. I'll have to tell him to say hi for me to a bunch of people over there. My new companion will be Elder Brown from Montana.

This week has been pretty good. We are finally starting to have some service projects. Now that I think of it the weather is probably the reason. It's finally nice enough out for the members to want to do some work and they're not shy to ask for some help. I think the members are starting to trust us more witch is good because we can start to work with them more.

We got to teach with a guy named Matt. He seems pretty nice. Unfortunately his mum was there and all she wanted to do was bible bash. We tried to keep it to the lesson but she kept asking questions and wouldn't listen to our answers. It sort of ruined the lesson. But he still listened and seemed interested. We'll try to meet with him again and see how much he got out of it.

Questions: (from home)

1. Have you driven any of the cars that have the steering on the opposite side?
2. Who is your favorite member in the Crowthorn ward, what are they like and what makes them your favorite?
3. What is the best missionary tool, approach or most productive method?
4. If you could tell all the people in South England 1 thing, if there was a way to broadcast so all would hear, what would you broadcast?

Answers: (from Elder Fisher)

1. No I have not driven at all. I haven't been in a vehicle area yet.

2. I don't have a favorite member.

3. The members are the best approach in missionary work when they are involved. It's important for the investigators to have member support. And people will tend to be more willing to hear the gospel from a friend than from a stranger in a suit.

4.That's a hard question. I have no idea. But I'm running out of time so I'll talk to you next week.