Yap is cool, the sisters have taught me a lot. Definitely a little weirded out by some of the new missionaries from the states because wow they are super american. But it's good to see the island culture that I missed while I was on Guam.
Proselyting in the villages with Weloy sisters |
Love ya!
Sister Felt
Sister Tantiangco and Sister Cragun (Guam) when they dropped me off at the airport to go to Yap. |
PART TWO - SURPRISE!
I'm back on! All the missionaries on Yap didn't get to email last week because Wifi was down too. So a couple hours ago the elders found this old computer repair shop that will let us come and use their wifi and the computers they're fixing for just a dollar. So, here I am :) I'm staying with Sister Cook and Sister Dalton and Sister Komeri. Cali, Colorado, and Kiribati. Fun times :)
Cook, Dalton, and Komeri leaving the library after emailing |
It's super good and we really enjoy it. Sister Cook is brand spankin new (8 weeks in the mission) and is still adjusting. Her mom got to meet and shake hands with the prophet and then stand next to him and shake hands with everyone else because of fires that happened in California. I'm super stoked to come back home and just study everything that man does. I want to learn all the languages.
I've had cool experiences doing language study and randomly learning the exact word that someone needed to hear that day. So even though I don't speak the language of the people the sisters i'm with are teaching, I use the gift of tongues and am able to help the people none the less. It's super awesome and the people on Yap are so unique. The sisters are killin it out here :)
Missionaries on Yap |
Picking up luggage at Yap airport |
Church |
Church with Sister Jimmy |
Proselyting with Sister Gerwan |
Thanks, that's all :) Bye!
P.S. On Tuesday night/wednesday morning i get on the plane again to go back to guam and then wednesday night I fly to Palau (8 oclock if you wanna stalk me @Mom)
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