Oct. 14, 2019

 Last week was transfer week and the first 3 pictures are from transfers.  I'm not sure who the first 2 missionaries are but the third one is Elder Lukenga - who was Elder Trezise's companion but was being transferred.

Elder Trezise and Elder Lukenga (at transfers)

Elder Trezise and his new companion at a baptism
Elder Trezise and part of his zone

 Elder Trezise was able to travel back to Shelley for the baptism of one of his investigators and her children.  It was a special moment for him.  He was reunited with the Shively's (a family that he loves) and Elder Brazier whom he trained.  It was a good day.
Elder Trezise, Elder Davies, Bro Shively, Elder Brazier and I don't know the last Elder




 Sometimes Elder Trezise's letters are short because he is so busy.  Here is his letter:

Hello family! Sorry I'm emailing late! It's been a long day. Anyway, update on this week...

Elder Luekenga got a transfer call to Menan and I got called to 2nd half train Elder Manumaleuna. I went on exchanges with Elder Palmer on wednesday (the day before transfers) and IT SNOWED!!! It was so awesome! But it was a great day! 
 
Fast forward... Elder Manu is awesome! We are getting along great! He loves music and art and is awesome! He's super funny! 
We had a baptism on Saturday. He's awesome! He just wanted it to be him and us, and the bishop and his parents. It was super spiritual. Then I got to confirm him on Sunday which was awesome as well! I also got to go down to Shelley and watch a family I taught for 6 months. It was seriously so cool to see them get baptized. Super, super spiritual. And I got to see a bunch of families that I love and miss. 
 
Overall, the week has been super super fun, and I am really enjoying it here. I love Ammon. I love my mission. I'm so grateful for your support and the support of all of you guys! Y'all are the best! Keep pushing forward! I love you! 
-Elder Trezise


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