Brett-June 15, 2009

Transfer week!! I'm sure y'all are dying to know whats happening. I got the scoop early on in the week from Elder Trost the ZL so I've been able to relax and not worry about it. I'm staying in San Angelo another transfer. Elder Nielsen is going to Hobbs, New Mexico. He leaves early Tuesday morning. My new companion will be coming down from Amarillo and will get here late Wednesday night, just in time for our English class. So I'll have a two day exchange, I'm not sure with who yet. My new comp is pretty new. He was just trained by the ZL's up in Amarillo and only has one transfer out in the field. His name is Elder Jenkins but that's all I know about him. I guess I'll give you more details on him next week. Well enough about transfers, this week has been kinda crazy but it was a good week. On Tuesday I went down to Brady again to teach the Muniz family. Marielena(the mother) is so awesome, she's ready to be baptized!! But Miguel(her husband) might need a little more time. They've had some marital problems in the past so they've decided that if they do it they're going to do it as a family. They're still reading and praying. I know that they're going to be baptized pretty soon here. I got to go again to Brady on Saturday for a baptism. A guy named Sam was baptized in Brady lake. I got to teach him a few times in the last couple weeks so that was way cool to see him baptized. He's an awesome guy!! That was the first baptism I've been to at a lake. It was an amazing experience. I've got lots of pics but I forgot my cord again. Next week. Kiara was baptized as well on Friday. It was a great service and her dad confirmed her in church this Sunday. Sunday we had a great sacrament meeting. President Cluff of the temple presidency and his wife came and spoke. I love temple's so much. I can't wait until I'm close to Lubbock and get to go. Well this week has been exciting. I'm excited for whats to come. This is going to be a great transfer!! I love y'all and hope you're enjoying your summer. Have a great week.
Elder Harber