Hey everybody, hope you all had a great week. I had a pretty fair week. We had a zone conference 
on thursday
 and President Rowley and Elder Grow (from the 70) met together and said
 if the mission wants better success we have to keep talking with the 
families in the street, giving them proclamations for the family and 
start knocking on doors and having faith in Christ and that He will lead
 us to those who are ready. This week we knocked on doors when the 
appointments fell through and then visited a few of those families 
yesterday but they weren't home. This week we'll be placing a few 
baptismal dates now that two investigators returned from Lima. Angelica 
is now reading in 2 nephi and her son still goes to church every week. 
We have to help encourage her to go to church every week because she 
only has 1 attendance that counts toward baptism but went to church 
twice so far. We also went looking for a family that we had contacted in
 the street and they either gave us a false address or my companion and I
 didn't take good note of the address. BUT, the person we found in that 
house, that we thought belonged to the family we had contacted, ended up
 receiving us and said that missionaries visited her in the past and she
 is a friend of a returned missionary that is in my ward here in San 
Pedro. She is like 20 or 23 years old and lives with her family (parents
 and brothers) and they couldn't join us but the next time they will 
hopefully.Yesterday  we went on splits with the ward missionaries and 
the returned missionary that I mentioned and another member went with my
 companion to visit and teach her, We are focusing a lot on finding new 
investigators and are looking hard, knocking on doors, talking with 
people in the street, and we will be hosting some activities in the 
church in the coming weeks to obtain references. The members will be 
required to bring at least one non member friend. 
Yesterday was 
the primary program here and it was pretty cool, the kids did great. 
some made me laugh pretty good. But half the ward couldn't here them 
because there was no microfone or electricity for some reason :P
Anyway, I hope you guys have a great Halloween, eat lots of candies but don't get cavities. 
love,
Elder Evans
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| someone was drying "pig meat" | 
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| Eating out with the ward mission leader (who incidentally posts pictures of Elder Evans on facebook almost every week, which I love. Not only is he the ward mission leader, but he cooks the elders one meal every day. He's a chef by trade) | 
 
Great pictures and stories!! Sounds like he is working hard and that he takes his work seriously. I wonder how mom/grandma would feel if I hung meat out on her clothesline...
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