Hey!

Hiya!

 


Yeah, I missed last week's email, sorry. It has been some good weeks though. Some cool things are happening.


 

So the secret is out, we are pushing for the Evesham branch to become a ward this year. I can definitely feel the momentum and miracles coming in because of that. I feel so blessed to be in this position as a DL, with a great area, a car, very loving members, and an incredible companion.


 

To add more power we will permanently have senior missionaries in the branch as well. We figured this out after the fact as well. A few days after Elder and Sister Malan came in they had us over for dinner and explained the situation to us. Turns out we almost got pulled out of the area but our branch president pushed for us to stay. I will be sad to leave this place when the time comes. 


 

Elder Black took his theory test this week and unfortunately didn't pass. It was so weird because I wasn't allowed to be with him so I was by myself for a good hour or so. It was so weird. That will be a funny adjustment when I come home for a bit.


 

Other than that we met a really cool guy named Daniel in the park and we talked about really deep stuff. We also found a lady through Facebook who is going through a hard time and we started walking her dogs for her. 


 

The weather has been really clear and pretty lately. Enjoy the pics!


 

-Onward and Upward 

-Elder Berry







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