HA, just kidding. I made you look at the email so now you have to read it. Why would I talk about that in this email, my mom reads these, come on. This week was pretty swell. Good things in motion. I get the smart phone tomorrow so now I don't need to care about the dinky little smart phone that nearly caused hypothermia and mental breakdowns multiple times. Not really. I was admittedly very stressed out at the start of the week because I was set with many things on my shoulders at once I felt. So of course we had transfers and I stayed and got a new companion, that's tolerable. The problem occurred when I learned that my previous companion took has bus pass with him to his next area so that made it hard to get around especially because we needed to somehow get to the church building and we can't walk because it is, 1. outside of our area, and 2. a couple hour walk. And we couldn't get a ride. So I contacted my companion and told him to send it back to us. Then there is the fact that I am leading the area so I plan everything until my companion now is up to date with everything. Then we have members of our ward to care about and also investigators. And our plans which all fell through. And we were riding bikes and my bike does not have any shocks or anything to absorb any bumps, they rarely repair roads here so its a lot. Thankfully the next day was a lot better. I was actually very depressed from everything that has happened to the point that it showed and thankfully that all change with some great news. Like finding new people, having a new senior missionary in the area who can give us ride anywhere, not riding bikes, and another thing that I will explain in a minute. But everything was lifted of me and I know it is because of the fact that even in time where I was struggling even for a moment, I kept my faith and was rewarded for it. Now things are going amazing.
So an amazing experience I had the past two weeks was that there was a man in my ward who was very inactive and just a bad man. He fell (that sounds bad), and he ended up in the hospital with his divorced wife and their kids there. They found out that he has cancer but were not sure so bad. He actually asked for a blessing because he was scared of the fact that he was going to possibly die. So the Bishop, brother Miller, my companion and I went to the hospital to give a blessing. We had just gotten there and was about to give the blessing when the Doctor came and told everyone Except for him what it was exactly. He had stage 4 cancer in his brain, it was terminal, there were 2 tumors on the right side of his frontal lobe the size of 2 grapefruit, and if you know about cancer it doesn't start in the brain without starting somewhere else first. It was also in his lungs. I was so bad that if he had not gone to the hospital he would have died 6 week to 5 months later. We gave him a blessing and even with the faith of the blessing, we all thought he was going to die. It wasn't until Wednesday night that I get a call from his ex-wife giving me news that he is going to live. It is a slow growing cancer in his brain which means it is more responsive to the chemotherapy and the cancer in the lungs is cure able with medicine. He is having surgery tomorrow to remove the tumors in his brain. We brought him the sacrament yesterday. He is coming to church next week to bear his testimony.
I have a testimony that the Lord's hand was one of a softening touch to everyone involved including me. I didn't know this man, nor did I know his name. He was set on a different path that was not only going a way from me but also away from the Lord. I know that the Lord and our Father in Heaven care about the actions of every one of there creations. I know he is worried of every sparrow that falls, and still leave time to make sure that I am not struggling. He loves everyone of his children, even the ones whose don't always make the right choices. He is a Father who is never going to take his eyes of of us, not even for a millisecond, not every to blink because his love and happiness is above anything we can comprehend. I have seen that Lord perform His miracles in this family as they struggled with this difficult trial. He will never lead us a stray. If anything he is checking the path ahead of us to see if they are safe and paving them at the same time.
The rest of this week was great because I had been blessed with these experiences and funny enough the thing I have noticed is that whenever I think that I have it hard, the Lord never fails to prove me wrong.
I hope you all have a great week. Talk to yall next Monday, (maybe on a new phone). bye.
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| "preach my gospel to every creature upon the face of the earth" |
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| New companion |
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| what I had to deal with for the past 3 months |













