Things are going really well here, my foot is getting better
now that it has been 2 weeks and in the mornings to work out we usually play
some frisbee so I can run a little bit and start to stretch it out and exercise
it but not too much to where I will make it worse.
I just barely got a new
companion whose name is Elder Manos and he is seriously like my best friend. I
have had a rough time with companions to be honest I love them all but it has
been a lot of work to mesh together very well BUT NOW?! Oh my goodness!!! I
LOVE ELDER MANOS! And his name is not Spanish actually, it is Greek. It means
'God is with us'. I seriously had so much fun this last week and he is the same
as me, we are going to do so much work here. We are in a struggling area
hardcore and the last couple transfers we (me and my companion) haven't been unified in our efforts, I
wanted to do a lot and now Elder Manos wants to do as much as me and so we are
gonna do it! We are going to help the areas progress and see a lot of
success... Long story short, I am sooo pumped for the next few weeks!
There is this German Exchange student named Marius here with
a family in the ward and he has been coming out with us. Pretty much I've
decided that when I get off my mission I'm going to go spend a couple months
with him in Germany and it is going to be amazing, I love this kid so much and he
is preparing to serve a mission. So when I go we will definitely go do some
missionary work to help prepare him more and help me continue to do it!
My testimony has grown this last week. That is so cool to
say. Every day seeing the progression is amazing. I have further deepened my
conviction that I know that God answers prayers, I know that he gives us
exactly what we need when we have the courage and faith to ask. Every day I
have to be building on that faith and coming closer to him and make sure not to
fall away. I look forward to the opportunities to do something hard and see if
I trust God enough to do what he asks.
I am super grateful for the emails, letters, cards that I
received this last week where many of you mentioned an experience where you followed
a prompting and saw a miracle. That was exactly what I needed, and your
testimonies helped build my faith. So thank you!
Elder Howland
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