Hey everyone! This has been a busy week. Like very busy. Lots of service. Lots of lessons. It's way hype though!
Here's a quick run through of the week:
Wednesday we mobbed around on OSU playing volleyball for the last time with the boys. It was pretty sad not gonna lie.
Thursday was transfers so happy and sad times. Elder Newberry got his new trainee and headed down to Scioto and I got my new companion Elder Koefed, and he is literally the best! We have a ton in common and he is just way fun and super outgoing. We drove back home after transfers and unpacked everything and did a bunch of contacting.
Friday we did service for a member and helped get his house all cleaned up. After that we had some super awesome lessons with some members and a guy we are teaching named John. He is an... interesting guy but he's awesome!
Saturday we had breakfast with a senior missionary couple that serve up here with our district so it was awesome. After that our whole district went over to a member's house and did some yard work for a while. I might have poison ivy, but that's just part of the gig. After that we had a couple lessons with some pretty awesome members. All the members up here are Rockstars!
Sunday we had church and Elder Koefed gave a talk and it was powerful. John (the guy from earlier) came and he really enjoyed the service. After that we met with more members. One of them was a a guy named Nick who was baptized a little bit ago. He's working on getting ready for his mission so we helped him memorize some things for the restoration. After that we had a couple lessons and ended off the night hanging out with the Nepali elders.
Miracle of the week:
After Elder Koefed's talk some member came up to us after and said that after listening to his talk the spirit confirmed to her that we need to teach teach and baptize her grandchildren. So that is way awesome!
Funny moment of the week:
I had crab wraps at a member's house. Literally a tortilla with cheese and crab. It was kinda bland, but interesting. Good times!
Love,
Elder Bohn
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