I'm glad to hear all is well. All is well here in Buduburam, this past week we had the baptism of Samuel Narh. Its been really fun to teach him, he is like a brother to Elder Mauga and I. We are all born in 91! We moved the other two baptisms to this week, because they couldn't find the actual birth date for the kids (Prince and Kofi). Prince and Kofi are from a part member family. We are also planning of the baptism of Abigale Penson, she is 25 and is the daughter of the Sunday school President. She just came from Liberia at the end of last month. And lest but definitely not the least Fabrice, Phillimena and Queengirl will also be baptize on Saturday as well. They are the ones in the picture holding the soup. I love this family very much, I can never remember what I have told you about our investigators so if I repeat anything forgive me. We have seen a miracle take place in the life of Fabrice and his family. Fabrice has been working to overcome and alcohol addiction, the tricky part has been the fact that they have a few Muslim prayer rugs as the wall between their house and a drinking spot. The smell of Alcohol and Weed consumes their place and I think its a miracle. Some times I am amazed by what goes down on the camp, the UN isn't really playing a role at all these days and the Ghana Goverment could care less what happens on the camp because Ghanaians don't live here. Dad, I think you should put together another semester abroad and come a help some of the people around here understand the effects of what they are doing.
Dad, I'm glad to hear you had a happy birthday! I'm looking forward to celebrating the next one with you. Sherry I hope you have a happy birthday as well and I'm happy you don't have to spend it in the car. I'm not sure what I will do I will do for thanksgiving, but its also my half birthday. So maybe I'll have to splurge and treat myself to something. Next Monday Elder Mauga is preparing pig for the Zone so maybe I'll count that as my thanks giving. Thanks for all the Prayers!
Love, Elder L.
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