Dear Family,
Well... Where to begin. This week has been pretty good. At the beginning of the week Elder Brown had Malaria so we went on splits with the other Elders so that they could still see some of their investigators. The beginning of the week was a bit slow and not a whole lot happened but towards the end of the week things began to pick up. We had a baptism on Saturday for Kelvin he is a friend with the man we baptized two weeks ago, Enoch. To say the least the baptism was a bit stressful since practically no one from the ward showed up. We had one member there who wanted to do the baptism but we had no one to preside or help with the program. Well luckily the missionaries in Cantonments stayed to help and The AP's were there so we were able to do the baptism. It turned out really good and he arrived at church earlier than we did on Sunday to be confirmed. I was quite surprised. Well we had some cool new investigators this week including our Bishops mother. She is the sweetest old lady but she is a bit stubborn. It will be fun to teach her. Well this week has been pretty normal. Nothing too exciting. Hope Everyone is doing well! I love and miss you all.
Love,
Elder Smith
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