WEEK 19: More Rain and More Baptisms



Hey friends! 

 This week was AMAZING! We were blessed with another baptism. His name is Bro Buachie. He has been very powerful and consistent from the first time we met him. I was so happy to see him finally come up out of the waters of baptism. Speaking of water it rained again this week, like every day. What the heck! haha. Also it's week 6 which is the last week of the transfer, so by Saturday I should know if I'm leaving my area or staying. I suspect I will leave but anything could happen. I have been blessed with so many things especially health, and I'm so excited for the road ahead of me. I love Ghana! All is well!

Elder Pace

Mom notes:  He is excited for Conference but he won't be able to watch all of it.  What he can watch, they will watch at a church.  I told him of my Christmas preparations and he said "I don't think its a thing here so I'm sure I will really miss that."  He also said he loves Christmas music and listens to it all the time (this is new to me!)  I'm sure they will celebrate Christmas in Ghana but it will be different to be sure for him this year.

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