One Transfer

Hello Everybody!

 

 

Wednesday marks the end of the first transfer and start of the second. Typically you stay with your first companion for two transfers but mission president is actually transfering me to a different area. I will be in an area called midena with an American compamion. It will be a nice change and i'll be able to learn new experiences. 

 

 

Not a whole lot happened this week. I went to the beach twice which was very cool, once on pday which was last monday and then the tuesday after because we were close by teaching people.

 

 

Didn't have a baptism this week but the kpone area will have one next week! I won't be here though because I am leaving on transfer. I am a little sad that I am leaving though because there are some pretty cool people here but I am excited to see what else is out there and to have the experience with an American companion. 

 

 

I'll let you all know how the new companion and area is in the next email. All I know is that he is about 9 months in on mission and he will finish my training. 

 

 

Yesterday Sunday was cool because I was able to say my testimony in both branch and ward because I was leaving and I was able to feel the spirit both times as I was saying it. One thing I have learnt on mission so far is that the power of prayer is very real and it is vital that we stay close to the spirit to receive an answer and to seek guidance. So pray always and actively seek for the answers!

 

 

That's all I have this week, always I appreciate the love and support from all of you!! Very very grateful and happy for it. Helps me more than you all know. 

 

 

Best,

Elder Busschau.

 

 

The Food in the picture is fufu with chicken in palm nut soup!







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