November 13, 2017

Sanibonani-
     How is everything? I hope you guys are doing well and I hope you know I'm praying for you guys everyday! Good luck to Trev on that interview at UNC! If you end up going there I'll have to go to a basketball game no doubt hahha. Also tell Marissa congrats on getting married!
     This week I got to go on exchanges with Elder Mulabe. Boy that guy can TALK haha. He's a funny guy from Zambia and it was good to go with him. It's weird now that I am getting to be one of the kind of older guys here on mission and I just remember looking up to the guys who had been out longer than me so much. I hope I can be a great example to those in my district as well as my companion!
     We also got to do some finding and we went out kind of by the Dam. We just met a ton of drunk, homeless type people and we spent a long time finding. When we were walking back to our car I just waved up to this ma washing her clothes up the cliff. She smiled and waved back and the Holy Ghost prompted us to go to her. "just one more house" haha so we went and met Ma Sibongile Clele. She was soooo nice and smiley and recognized us right away. She said she went to our church long ago and knows the Book of Mormon. She said she's coming to church and we reminded her of the restoration. This week we also got tons of help from our RS leader! Phumzile comin in clutch. She helped one of our inv. Colleen come to the activity in Hillcrest! (that's a big deal) and has been so good at helping fellowship the new people we bring. So shout out to her! Also at church we had some results!!!! Yeahhhhhh. So first of all the Mkungo's bakkie broke down and they take literally 25 members. So we ran to them and I came in clutch jumping the car. (didn't know how to do that before mission haha) So they were able to come and our boy Ntokozo went clutch and fetched the Clele fam to come to church (we were only expecting ma and phumla, but the whole squad came) Jakie and her son came as well as Colleen! It was so cool to see everyone there. Also we rolled in with 82 at church!! The most I'd seen before this week was maybe 72. Big things are happening in Molweni (which probably means I'll leave soon) hahah but for reals guys I know that prayers are being answered, it was just two weeks ago that I felt like I was running in sand and now I can see the Lord preparing this place for miracles.
     I love all of you and know that as we give our full hearts to God he can do things we never thought were possible.
Enkosi busis

Elder Thompson