Here are Elder Kay's last two emails and some photos
This one from 12th June
Good Morning from Townville,
Pday this week is on Tuesday as President
Langeland came up yesterday so it was a normal work day. This last week has been
pretty good, we saw alot of people. From Tuesday until Thursday we stayed in an old missionary
flat in a little town called Charters Towers. We went up to see
how fruitful the work would be there, it has a small Branch of about five or six
active members and one of those is in the mines so isn't there sometimes, the
Branch president was only baptised about two years ago so isn't very
experienced, it has a wonderful little chapel, which tbh is one of the reasons
it is still open as it's an old listed building.
So yeah we went around seeing
the active and less active members and did a little finding, it's a pretty small
town, just smaller than Alnwick, I don't think they will get missionaries any
time soon but we're allowed to drive out there if there are teaching
appointments so yeah :D Mind the flat will need some cleaning up and the toilet
fixed. So yeah everythings all good we have a few people we could easily
set a Baptismal date with, a family being one of them :P so we're gonna get them
to church if we can next time we see them.
The missionary couple have found two houses that are closer
to the chapel which is good. we'll be moving soon. I hope all is well. Thank you for your continued support
and prayers.
all my love
Elder John Kay.
It looks like this photo was taken at the airport when he flew up to Townsville
On 18th June he wrote: -
Talofa lava
How is everyone this fine day? :P man the weather has taken a
turn for the better, it's so clear and warm, I have more of a suntan :P I compared my forearm to Elder Latu's chest and I'm
just as brown hahaha. This week has been ok. We couldn't use the bikes this week
because they were stolen. But we got the old bikes fixed (we recently bought 2 new bikes as the old
ones were kinda small for a certain large Tongan missionary and a fairly large
Maori companion of mine hahaha.) I can now fit some size 34 waist pants
(I have a cool pair of dickies shorts that were in the flat) I've put on 14 kg's
:/ I really need to start excercising better. But anyway the work is going
good, we have an investigator family who came to church this week and really
liked it so, me and Elder Abel are excited :P they seem to be great people, theres no
question they are interested the only thing is that Dennis smokes, but you never
know he may give up easily when he gets a testimony :). We also got in contact
with our next door neighbour who had a baptismal date but fell through because
he and his partner had a messy breakup, but he is keen as and he LOVES the
missionaries, he seems cool as and is gonna shout us a barbecue :P. So yeah,
it's all good :) anyhoo, I'll be off now hope all is well. :D.
Spiritual
thought: John 20:7
At the time of Christ, kings, when dining would use a
folded napkin to show they were not yet finished, when they were finished they
would wipe their mouth and throw the napkin away, if you read in John you see
that the folded napkin in the tomb signified the work of the lord was
incomplete, he would return, He certainly did return, he lives and he loves us,
he is the only way we can return to our Heavenly Father
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