Good morning, Everyone! Unless it's not morning when you
read this, in which case, good whatever it is right now!
Korea's doing pretty well out here! The weather is nice, the
people are too, and the food is still the best! This past week we went to the
temple in Seoul, which was a great experience. It's a peaceful place, even
though it's right in the middle of the city!
After that, we took a trip to Dongdaemun market, and we all
got some new ties!
The rest of the week went along pretty normally. We visited
some less-actives out in the country, Elder Eagar got a nasty blister on his
foot, and Elder Mueller told me I'd be a good person to call if he needed to
drag a dead body somewhere... So yeah, add that to the resume.
Brother Yi came to English class on Saturday (we weren't
teaching that day though), and he mentioned he would want to get baptized! One
of the sisters in the ward has been trying to make friends with his wife, and
they feel a lot more comfortable coming out to things. They didn't come to
church this week though.
But we did have one person at church! We met a person on the
street on Friday named Sam (he's from Thailand) who said he wanted to come to
church, and he came! Elder Eagar translated for him, and he learned a lot about
the church. He's super great, we like him a lot.
Also this week we met Sang, who is a bit younger, and a
little hyp
eractive, but he really likes the church, and likes us, so we met
with him and talked a bit. He's really nice, we're hoping to work with him well
the next little while.
In other news this week, we encountered a Buddhist monk! He
talked to us, interested in going to America, and we talked a bit about
religion but he didn't seem too interested in our message. I did get a picture
with him, though!
So that's this week in a nutshell. Hope you all are doing
well out there, I love each and every one of you! Never forget the importance
of our message of peace to the world, and always remember that someone is there
for you!
~Elder Skinner 수 작선
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