I had changes for the first time!!!! It's such a weird
feeling!! So much stuff has gone down though I don't even know how to start!!
Last week (Tuesday) we went to the temple again (our zone
was still leading the mission!) which was awesome!! Super spiritually uplifting- you got to love it!
Then that night we threw a birthday party for an 18 year
old who was baptized about 6 months ago. His entire life he had never had a
birthday party or received a gift for his birthday. So we bought pizzas and
sodas and cakes and balloons and piƱatas and stuff and then invited his family
and threw him an awesome surprise party! It was really awesome. He entered the
room and just started crying... such a humble and amazing young kid.
Then Tuesday night I was up packing until 12, trying to
decide what to take and what to leave (my bags were to full and really heavy!!)
Then we woke up at 5 and loaded up the busses for our whole zone to go to the
changes meeting!
Before I left, my favorite person in the world (Hno Juan)
came to our house to tell me goodbye. We were both crying and holy cow it was
so hard to leave, but it was definitely my time and I'm really happy with how I
left the area.
I got assigned to Jiqualisco en Zona Usulutan as district
leader! Its on the other half of the country from where I was before and it is
HOT! I thought it was hot before, but nothing even compares. I'm with Elder
Fraizer from Salem Utah.. He is a good missionary who just got out of his
training. He still needs a lot of work on Spanish, but wants to work hard and I
really like him.
I'm now part of a little branch with 55ish active members.
Our branch president has been a member for 2 years, his counselors for a little
over 1 year each. We are really young, but there is a really good potential. I
like what I've seen so far.
But holy cow ]I got loaded down with a ton of
responsibilities. My first correlation meeting I was asked to talk Sunday in
church (I think it went well), help a member build a new house, become the
elders quorum teacher, and start up a weekly mutual program for the young men
and young woman. Not to mention all the the junk as district leader... I'm
normally on the phone until 10:45 every night and waking up at 5:30 in the
morning to get things going.
Our area is huge and I'm trying to work out a way to organize
our days and manage it all, but in the past 3 days we have already found a
couple really positive people!! I am exhausted, sweating myself to bed every
night, over-loaded and absolutely loving life. Life is always best when we are
working hard.
Love you guys and thanks for all your support.
Elder Davis
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