Hey folks!
This week has been eventful! We got transfer
calls this past week and I got called to a special place called Kaiserslautern,
or K-Town. It's by a pretty big U.S. Air Force base--Ive heard it's the biggest
one in Germany, actually. I'll be serving as a district leader, too, which I am
very excited for! I am hoping and praying to be able to do a good job at it,
and I am very positive about this transfer. I would like to see a few baptisms
during it as possible, and it seems that we've got the potential to do it. We
will be working hard and seeing what happens.
Training was a great experience, though. I
think that there is nothing better to show us our weaknesses and strengths than
that, and to have a more realistic view of ourselves as missionaries and as
people.
I would type more but we are at the church right
now playing Axis and Allies with a member in the military. I am freaking out
right now. HELP ME.
In terms of how I left Bayreuth, I am very happy
with the work that we did there. I definitely grew a lot in terms of my
attitude and vision of myself as a missionary. It was no easy time there, but
it was truly a wonderful time there. We never saw any baptisms, although we
came very close to having two, but the area grew a lot and we were able to find
about 300 potential investigators, as well as gain about 15-20 new
investigators. I would say that a foundation has been built!
I love you guys, though! Keep up the fort back
home for this week!
Elder Wallentine
Some investigators we visited before I left.
Don't worry, I have gotten a haircut since the pictures have been taken.
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