Hey what's up Everyone!!! All is well here in HK. The cold weather that never was actually cold is rolling away, and today I started to feel that humidity that killed me over the summer starting to come back, so wish me luck!
So, as far as news from this last week we have met with a couple of new people we have met along the street, and me and Elder Smith are trying to help them to know the things we teach are true because most of the people we have met with don't have alot of interest, but are white guys that know Chinese, so that's a reason to meet right?
And I guess any other news is that we got a new ward mission leader, who I think can really help us a lot, and we also met with the Bishop to discuss what's the best thing to help our ward. So I'm really hoping find some new solid people to teach to really help our ward. Also do you remember that LA Brother Yiu we found about 2 months ago and was inactive for 20+ years, and his life wasn't the best because he had a word of wisdom problem? Well he is doing great he is now clean from his problems and got a new job that he likes and doesn't have to work on Sundays, and he's super grateful that we found him and that God gave him another chance because if you remember we only talked to him on the street for about 30 seconds and somehow ended up with his number. Our Bishop said he is working on getting him a calling in the ward so yeah!! The atonement is REAL!!
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| Top of Castle Peak with Elder Smith |
Other than that we hiked a mountain in our area today (Castle Peak) and it had a super beautiful view. You could see the ocean and on the other side you could see like 3 different cities. We actually did personal study up there, and chilled for like another 1.5 hours or so! It was super hard to get up just think of a couple of miles of straight stairs!!! Yeah that's how hiking is here in Hong Kong! No wimpy switch backs and flat trails, they just got straight up!
So those are the highlights of my week
Love ya'll!!
Love ya'll!!
Elder Eveson
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| Other side of Castle Peak |
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| Another side of Castle Peak |
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| English Class |
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