It sounds like you are all so busy, and that everything is going so awesome! I am so excited to hear from you guys week in and week out. Like I look forward to hearing from you all and to hear how you are all doing. It sounds like you are all enjoying life there in the beautiful northwest.
So, I was transfered yesterday, and now I am in a new area. I am in an area called Nova Canaã. It is located in the eastern part of the city of Manaus, and is really far away form a lot of things. The people here are super humble, I cannot even believe it. Like the ward is like a picture perfect ward. In everything. For example, we went to the new beautiful chapel last night, and when we got there there were members waiting there with friends for us to talk to and teach. Also, the bishop gave us a reference and it was an awesome family. We went to their house and marked their wedding and baptisms form the first weekend of April. We'll have it after general conference! That was my first day in the ward. There are like three hundred peole in the ward, and everyone is a member missionary. This area baptizes like more than any other in the mission, and now that I am here I want to split the ward and baptize the ten families that we are teaching. Things here are amazing. My new companion is an american again. Elder Keller from Bountiful, Utah. He has a little less than a year on the mission, and is the man. His family looks really neat, and they are totally outdoors type too. rafting, fishing, everything. It is nuts how blessed I am to be where I am. It seems to me like during my mission I have been in the right place at the right time. Everything that I learn in one area, or with one companion I am always putting into practice, and things are just at a peak. I feel invincible at times. It is so fun, I love the work. I love the Lord and I am so thankful for the time I have to serve him. wow! Love you guys.
spike