I am in the Back Creek Area, in the Roanoke Zone!
However, Back Creek is basically just the fancy part of town in the
outskirts of Roanoke. Settling in has been interesting, because the
sister that I replaced had been here for 5 months. I hear a lot of,
"Where's Sister Tuckett?" and "Aww, i'm gonna miss Sister Tuckett." It's
alright though, they'll definitely learn soon that having a redhead is
quite the little blessing :)
Sorry that I didn't email yesterday. We email in the library, and since it was Labor Day yesterday, we're doing emails today.
We
got into Charleston at about 11 am on August 27, and I was deeeeeeead
tired. They had some meetings for us to be at, but they let us go to bed
at like 6:30 due to our flight circumstances (I was traveling all night
and didn't catch a wink). However, I totally passed out in the middle
of our testimony meeting at the President's house. Sister Williams had
to wake me up because I was making noises apparently...hahaha. The
classy streak continues.
Charleston, West Virginia
The sisters (there was 14 of us) stayed at a nice
hotel in Charleston for 2 nights before we headed off to meet our
trainers. My trainer's name is Sister Herring, and she is 24. She has
also been out for a grand total of 6 weeks! We have fun in our area, the
people are amazing. We've gone tracting 2 times now, and both times
yielded new investigators! Tracting is truly an act of faith. In all
fairness, it was more guided tracting, however. We had a referral that
we wanted to tract into, and so we just did all the surrounding areas as
well. Last night we found 2 families that want to meet with us later
today (SOOO EXCITED!!!) and as for the other time, there's a little
story that goes with it.
We had stopped at a member's home, and she told us
to go and see if we could say hello to this little family that had just
moved in, coming from Mexico. We tracted down the street to their house,
and they didn't answer their door, so we just continued down the
street. We had finished and were walking back to our car when we a car
started coming down the street to pull into the house that we had just
knocked on. We waved, and she stopped (OMGosh). She rolled down her window
and said that she'd like to learn more (OMGoshOMGosh). We had a Book of Mormon
with us, but for some reason it had been misprinted, so we had to go
back to our car to get her a new one. It started to rain, and so she
ended up letting us inside (OMGoshOMGoshOMGosh). We talked to her more about the
Book of Mormon, and she said that she'd be happy to learn more.
Kay.
So.
I love tracting.
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