Hello Everyone,
Well this week was somewhat uneventful and frustrating. Our car was
crashed, before we got into our area, and so we had to take it into the
shop. So we're out of a car for about 2 weeks. We've been car sharing
with a couple other Elders, but it's really just hard to get around to
our area and do much effective work because our area is very spread out,
and takes about 2 hours on public transportation, just to get to a part
of our area that normally is a 20 minute drive...So it's been
interesting, but we're learning to adapt.
On Friday, we went out to the Hampson's (Sue and Bruce) and helped them put in some
rocks for rock walls. The work isn't finished, but it's coming along! In
the process of lifting and placing some big boulders, I dislocated my
pinky...since it's happened before, I just snapped it back in and kept
going...No need to make a big deal of it and go to the hospital...so
yeah, that was fun, especially since I had to perform a musical number
two days after that.
The musical number in church went very well. I played the violin,
and Amelia Bruce played the Flute. Her aunt accompanied us on the piano,
and we played "I Know That My Redeemer Lives." I thought it went really
good and it was great to be able to play again! The dislocated pinky
didn't bother me too much either (: (I'm trying to find a way to link the audio file I have from their duet. It was nice, and Amelia Bruce's mom, their accompanist, did a good job, too!!)
Earlier this week we had the opportunity to go over to a member's
home, and cast out evil spirits. Although I don't want to talk too much
about it, it was an amazing thing as you could feel the Spirit come
right back into the home following a priesthood blessing, and dedicating
the house. Definitely an interesting and different experience though.
Other than that, not too much else going on right now...Stephanie
is progressing and working towards her baptism date coming up in November! She is amazing and is already a missionary, spreading the
Gospel to all of her co-workers, family, friends, and everyone she
meets. I love seeing the spirit work in her and her desire to become
better.
I love you all!
Love Elder Hunt
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