WEEK NINETEEN - BAPTISM NUMBER ONE

Hello!

So this week was pretty uneventful again, except for Tia's baptism! It was good, even though I've never had to plan a whole baptism before. She is much happier now, and I hope she'll be able to stay strong and resist temptations with the help of the Holy Ghost.

We spent an hour calling all of our investigators this week trying to set up appointments, or to talk to them or something, but nobody has returned our calls or texts. We're pretty lost as to what to do, so we're going to try to work more with less-actives, do service, and tract.

Not much else to report, so hopefully these pictures are really worth a thousand words! (You'll probably get an idea of how cold it is. Not that that's news or anything.)

Love you all! Talk to you next week!

Elder DeWitt

P.S. So Sister Melchin's husband was a counselor to Elder Holland in the Europe North area presidency, and she was telling us yesterday about how much she loves and misses Elder and Sister Holland, and Elder Lee and I both thought, "what if we asked President Miles to ask Elder Holland to send her a letter or a phone call?" So last night we called him, and he thought it was a great idea, but he wasn't sure if it would work out, but he said he would talk to Elder Andersen who is the president of this area, to see if Elder and Sister Holland could send her a note or maybe even visit or something! We'll see if anything happens!

A pretty cool picture. (Pun intended.)

Elder Lee, Elder Darden (the elder who baptized her), Tia, and Me.

Driving outfit.

 

My hair and eyebrows froze.