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Week 13. Report on the Holiday's.


Well I will tell everyone how the Holidays went.

For both Christmas and New Year, we went to the Birri family to celebrate with everyone in the zone/district. They cooked us dinner and we watched bible videos on Christmas, and first vision videos on New Year, the sun was relentless for both days.

On Christmas day we didn't have appointments but they told us to work like normal so we did, we just visited all the people we are teaching and wished them a merry Christmas then we called home at 4 but the Wi-Fi wouldn't work so I called home at 5. then we went to the Birri's they were baptized on the 22 of December.

New year was a normal day, we had appointments and dinner at the Birri's but for the last hour of the old year Elder Mbabela had us read the Book of Mormon to see how far we get. I was half asleep, but it was a good thought.



As for this week the only exciting thing is I went on exchanges with Elder Webb and he is also still in 12 week but that was the most spiritual day of my life, everything was perfect and it was overcast all day.



SOTW is 3 Nephi 27 Have a great week

Elder Williams


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