August 4, 2019

Bula Vinaka!
Exchanges went really well, and I am learning my way around pretty quickly which is a huge blessing. I am also still enjoying driving the car. I am still tired a lot, but I am still holding up :)
We got this referral this week from some people who are here for a visit from America. Their hostess is an indian from Australia, and she is awesome! The sad thing is that she is going back to Australia in a week and a half but she told us that she is going to go right up to the first set of missionaries she sees and ask them to teach her. She is a Christian, but she is looking for more. It was incredible to share the plan of salvation with her and all of the people she is hosting. The spirit was so strong and she told us that she has a lot of questions still, but it just feels right. She said she feels like she has always known this.  
I love doing missionary work so much, even when it is tiring.
much love,

Sister Wayment

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