The Missions of Elder Brady Brown, Mozambique, and Elder Tyler Brown, Paraguay

Monday, September 13, 2010



As promised I included a few pictures of where I live. I don't actually live in my area. I live in central about 15 minutes walking away from my area, but its good. Funny thing is I do carry my camera around in my backpack. I just don't think to take pictures. I will try harder next week.

Everything is good here. We spoke in church Sunday which was not fun because I'm not that good at talking in English let alone Spanish, but it was alright. It was a pretty good week. A problem we see alot here is that everyone is so deeply entrenched in their religion that they refuse to change. We asked a couple that if God told them their religion was wrong would they be baptized, and the guy said we have always been catholic and we will never change. It's really sad to think that people are so deeply entrenched that they wouldnt even change if God told them to. It's really too bad.

I'm already starting to melt. and summer hasn't even started. I'm not excited for that. (Editor's note: Paraguay is in the Southern Hemisphere so it is spring there). but thats all i want and need.

As far as who we are teaching we have some problems. We have one investigator with a fetcha (date) for next week, one investigator who isn't doing his reading and is having trouble believing Joseph Smith was a prophet (probably cause he´s not reading) and another two who we were supposed to have married last Saturday and baptized yesterday who have just had problem after problem and we are working with. Other than that we just teach a lot of lessons, but thats okay. The worst it could be is a good encounter with members.

So that's pretty much all here, but know that I love you and miss you. I'll take more pictures this week. I love you.

Love Elder Brown

Questions & Answers:
1. Describe what your area looks like. Are there lots of trees, dirt roads/paved roads, are there wild animals around? Is there lots of open area or is it densely populated?
Well, it's all dirt roads, we have a few trees, a lot of dogs but nothing else. It's pretty densely populated for the most part.

2. Do you tract most of the day? When you go to a house do you knock on the door or call out?
We don't actually tract at all, but when we go to a house we clap. In fact we haven't tracted yet.

3. Are there restaurants? Stores? markets? road side stands? any type of businesses in your area?
There are a few restaurants, markets and lots of roadside stands in central but none in my area. and there are a lot of motorcycle stores. (in central.)

4. What is your church like? Is it a rented warehouse, open building, church built chapel?
It's a church built chapel, but the meeting is all in Guaranii so I can't really tell you what's going on.

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