April 21, 2019

Bula Vinaka!
A great week this week. We have been teaching more lessons and have slacked again in finding. I need to find a balance. I get so caught up in either teaching or finding that I forget to do the other one. So we end up having like 10 new people and 1 lesson in a day, or 6 lessons and 2 new people. I need to balance! 
Several people in date for baptism, but no one comes to church! Well, people come to church but not our investigators we are teaching. just other non-members haha
My Fijian is picking up! I have been reading the BOM every day and I have been teaching so much in Fijian. I was even in this lesson last week and the woman mostly speaks Fijian. I realized that she was responding way quick to my questions, that I was understanding everything, and that we didn't have as much of a barrier, so that was a breakthrough to me! My companion has been going around telling all of the members that I am fluent in Fijian and that I understand everything. So that was nice, even though it's not fully true!
I love you! happy Easter!
loloma bibi

Sister Wayment

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