First Week Of New Transfer

I'm into my fourth transfer of the mission so far and am staying in Bridgeport for another 6 weeks. This week has been pretty crazy with a new transfer and a new companion but overall it has been really fun. On Tuesday we did an exchange with the ZL's and before we were about the leave the parking lot that we were contacting in and a family got locked out of their car. We had talked to the family before and they weren't interested. The zone leader I was on an exchange with said that he can get into their car so they can get going. We talked to the family and they said that we could give it a try. So we went into the Dollar Tree that was right there and bought some supplies. It took a while but we got their car unlocked and they were super happy and excited. We took pictures together and said that we want to the send the pictures to them so we got their phone number and sent them the address to the church as well. They felt obligated to come and they actually came to church and they said they were even coming again so a cool miricle. On Sunday we also had a miricle baptism of Eves. He is a friend that the English Sisters were teaching and he was supposed to get baptized the week after but instead got him baptized that day. So only one member and the missionaries were there but it was awesome. Anyways thanks everyone for all the support and prayers!


I conducted the meeting for the baptism and we took a selfie, and the family whose car we broke into. 

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