Dear Fam,

Glad to hear everything is going well. Mom, I will continue to keep you in my prayers and I agree with Nate that we will have to play one on one when I get home! My comp is still Elder Chamberlain, the South African. We have one baptism this weekend. His name is Stanley Hammond, there are also going to be three children baptized in the ward two of which are children of our recent converts. So it still feels like a fruit of our labor... but they will be children of record. We were working with Stanley about two months ago, he had some problems that he needed to fix before he could be baptized. But he as overcome those problems and he and his son will be baptized on Saturday.

Dad, along time ago you were asking me where we stay. To find it I would type Osu RE. Look for the Eco Bank and it is on the Road just opposite of the bank. Let me know if you find it. I haven't
really told you guys too much about my area. It is probably the most developed or Urbanized place in all of Ghana. Except by the beach that place is pretty rough. I was shocked when I came to this area, at home I feel like most people think Africa is all Bush, but its not. Whats funny is everyone here thinks all of America looks like LA or New York. It is also pretty commercial, there are so many shops and what makes things hard is we have found some great people but they don't live in our area, but the shop is.

Our zone interviews and Temple Trip are this week and I am differently looking forward to it! I know temple are the house of God and I there is no greater peace then within the Temple. I know that this is the Lords Church and I am grateful I can be a missionary for his church. I am grateful that we can be an eternal family. I love you all!

Elder Andrew K. L.