Hey everyone! Another week in Korea! This week was very similar to last week. Me and my companion traveled all over the city to try and find less actives or lost members but a lot of them were not home or were busy. On tuesday we tried to visit some other members that are less active or lost. We tried to visit this man named kim tay hune so we took the subway bus and walked for all about 40 min to his cell phone store because we tried his house before but he didn't answer. once we got there he wasnt there... another worker said that he is on vacation so we will try next week to come back. after that, we went back to "the Hill" and walked up the huge hill to the less actives house. Apparently she never answers her door and my companion has tried so many times to visit her house with other companions but she never is home or doesn't answer. so we got to her house and she actually answered the door! she said she was very busy and sick so we jsut gave her a small bottle of orange juice and left. haha she answered! My companion couldn't stop laughing because hes tried so many times before! haha I think we will try to visit her again sometime. These are the small miracles that we see each day! haha wednesday I practiced teaching with my companion and he gave me some good tips on how to say things better and helped me a lot. He knows so much about the gospel! After practicing teaching we tried a new area of less active members and this time the environment was worse than "the Hill" haha it was just as steep but it was way longer and more hot outside. So we made the climb up the massive hill and through neighborhoods to find this one house. We found it but there was no answer when we knocked... There was mail sticking out of her mailbox so we checked it and there were 2 different people living there now. she moved! gah! haha so we had to go back down and then we asked some people if they knew where she lived. They told us a different house up the same hill so we went back up the hill! and to a different house but she wasn't there... that was tough haha we left that area and took a bus back to our area. We went to visit a sort-of less active up a different hill. There are a ton of hills in korea aren't there? yes, yes there are. haha it was a long walk up the hill and we found his apartment complex. We asked the front person which room he was staying in but he checked the list and he didn't live there anymore! That was a rough day. so much walking and didn't get to meet with anyone. My feet were about to fall off after that day. thursday we tried to go to a beach/water park area to prostelyte but all the families there didn't want to listen while they were having fun. after that we had a branch activity and ate cold noodles in some kind of fish soup. It was actually really good! and we also had fresh salmon sashimi and watermelons. One of the members wanted to arm wrestle so we did. He won! haha he's so funny too. Later that day we called a former investigator and she said she would meet with us! So friday we had zone meeting and we talked about how to use english class effectively and the balance of fun and business we need to have. It was good, I saw a bunch of other elders from my MTC district and got to talk to them. Later that day we met with the former investigator sister Doe Ji Hyon ( sorry I dont know how to romanize Korean haha) We taught her about hope faith and charity. I was able to teach in english because she is studying english as her major. My first official lesson! In english! haha It went really well she said that she always loves meeting with the missionaries because she feels a good feeling. We invited her to read the book of mormon everyday but she said she doesn't make comittments that she probably wont keep so she said no. She said she believes in God if you ask him for things but nothing beyond that so she doesnt want to get baptized or be a part of this religion. I dont have much more time but the rest of the week went like usual! -elder carter
Monday, August 12, 2013
Week 2
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