Man, we worked hard this week to get some people to attend church...we had a good group of folks, but they didn't make it out...AHHHHHH!! So, we'll be giving them another chance this week, as we really haven't had a chance to teach them much yet.
Also, I was transferred! My new ward is Ouro Verde, which is the other ward in Southwest Campinas that uses the same church building as the ward I've been in! I'm gonna be with Elder Miranda, who was already there, so now both of us will be together as mission zone leaders. It will help us out a lot to get things going in the zone. I'm staying in the same apartment, just moved to the other room. Elder Papenfuss is also staying and now he's going to have a different companion, but his dad (me) is gonna be here to help him out every step of the way! :P
Keep me in your prayers...even at the end of my mission I am growing and learning so much! I'm going to do my absolute best! Have a great blustery, snowy week! Here it's being the complete opposite. I love you guys sooooooooo much!
Elder Bradford
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| Thank you so much for the cookies!!! Man I miss the CTM!!!! [the cookies are from Mr. Cheney's, which is a business that caters to American missionaries and is located next to the Brazil missionary training center, or CTM]. Also, the other package you shipped the beginning of October got here [finally] the same day...thank you so much!!!! |
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| We made something called Pavê for our mission zone activity...it's creme or mousse layered with crackers...it's good stuff!!! |
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| Corn popcicle - mmmmmmm!!! It's actually fairly popular here and it's not that bad! |
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| These pics are from our mission zone activity. We played torta na cara (pie in the face). A scriptural question was posed, and the person that slaps the table first gets to respond. If he gets it right, he can land the pie in the other persons face - if he's wrong he gets it in his own face. It was pretty cool. |
