Init gihapon.

Family,

Hey. 

Love you,

Sister hancock

Alright just kidding, I guess I will spend time to update you all about my life.  Life is going well.  And it is going way to fast.  It scares me, I don't like it.

But for new of my life, so for starts we went on splits the week with our kabalay, sister Mumu and Sister Legaspi.  I went with Sister Mumu, she is a new missionary who is still in training and is from fiji.  She has a ton of energy so the split was really fun!  She is still working on learning the language and teaching and things, but she is fearless so that is always a great attribute.

Also this week we have a missionary family history activity.  It was good I got to help a recent convert with her line which was good.  It was weird for me to use the computer something besides email, I think I have forgotten how to use the email.  But as well I got to help sister Mumu and we found the grandma who raised her, and reserved her so she could take her to the temple.  She was smiling all day and wrote me a note to thank me, which was really cute.

As for the work, this week we have seen a lot of progress.  Both Marciana and Flor went to church and are having their baptismal interviews this week so that is exciting.  The we had all of our really gahi less actives at church this week and they all brought friend with them.  So we had 5 investigators at church this week, which was exciting!  And we were just amazing those less active came to church, because they are really so gahi and are the ones who hide from us if the can, but the came and I was freaking out, wahoo!

As well I forgot, I gave a talk this sunday.  It is amazing how much better you get at public speaking on the mission, because literally all my preparation was I looked for 5 scripture.  And this was a talk in bisaya.  i could have never done that before my mission.

Anyways life is good.  My companion and I are good.  And I am happy.  Love you all, and have a very amazing week!

Sister Hancock