Namskara from southcentral India y'all, what is up?
This
week was really cool. Me and Elder Sunny were just kickin' it out here
in Convent Road (which I don't know if I've mentioned this before, but
our area covers about 1/3 of Bangalore). Yesterday was awesome
especially because Gregory was confirmed and Sunil (Gowtham's younger
brother) was baptized!!! I had the privilege of performing both
ordinances, that was a really cool experience for me. I'll send
pictures, don't worry.
Funny experience this week: we were cycling in our area when we came
upon a good deal of traffic blocking a fairly unpopular road so we were
confused. We soon came to know that three cows standing in the middle
of the road were holding up traffic haha how funny is that?
One cool story this
week: Earlier in the week we had met and talked with Sunil's father, as
we had with their mother, and told him what our church was all about
because he was a little apprehensive about Sunil taking baptism. After
speaking with him, he was cool with everything, no questions asked. Saturday
evening rolls around and Sunil passes his baptism interview with flying
colors. That night, as soon as we got back to our apartment for the
evening, we got a call from Sunil's aunt saying that his father was no
longer giving permission for Sunil to be baptized. We were
heartbroken. As we opened up our nightly planning with a prayer, we
prayed for Sunil's father's heart to be softened and, according to God's
will, Sunil might be baptized the following day. Almost immediately
after saying Amen, we got another call from Sunil's aunt who told us
that his father said it was okay for Sunil to be baptized!!! It's
little miracles like this that make the mission field just the most
happenin' place to be.
Also transfer calls came this week and, turns out, I'll be training a new missionary!! I'm excited, the trainers' meeting is on Wednesday
and I'll find out who I'll be training then (I think)! I will be
staying in Convent Road, as will Elder Sunny. His new companion comes tomorrow.
Hope all is well back home. Stay safe, believe in miracles, and keep the faith!!
Elder Tuscano
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