Hello!!
This past week was pretty solid with finding and teaching a bunch of new families. I love teaching families haha. But on Saturday
we went to an area where we just knocked on doors and asked people if
we could say a prayer with them and their family. Literally everyone
but like two people let us in. The faith of these people is amazing, I
am so grateful for the privilege I have to serve and learn with them.
One
cool experience we had this week: so we've been teaching this
investigator family: Naresh, who is thirteen years old, and his mom, who
is a single mom and an incredible human being. Sometimes when we meet
with Naresh, he invites his close family friend, Sachin, who's around
the same age, to join us. It's pretty cool because these two are
typically kinda rowdy/out of control, but when they meet with us they
are reverent and engaged and eager to learn about Christ. This past
week we had the opportunity to meet with Sachin and his family and I
thought it was pretty cool: other than traveling to and from her home to
her workplace, Sachin's mother, who is also a single mother and
incredible person, has not left her house for any reason for the past
two years. But when she heard that there were some young men who were
trying to help her son become a better, more responsible young man, she
came running to Naresh's home (where we normally teach the group) to see
what was going on. She expressed to us that she has been concerned
about her son's conduct for some time now and that we were an answer to
her prayers. We shared a lesson about the young men's program and how
it will help him become a better young man and disciple of Christ. She
was stoked!! She was all for it! She told us she would send her son to
church from now on. How cool is that? Heavenly Father truly does know
the needs of all His children and He really does hear and answer our
prayers.
Just took one photo this week, we
found this cool mural while walking one day and snapped a pic. "Swachh
Bharath," literally translates to "Clean India" in Hindi haha. Enjoy.
Keep the faith,
Elder Tuscano
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