Hey everybody it's that time of the week
again, but this time I'm in a
different area. As you know, last week
was transfer week. I got
transferred to Urayasu area. Urayasu is
right on the Tokyo bay and has
Disney land in it. However, I can't go
to Disney land as a missionary
which is sad but I get to go around it,
and I can see it from our
apartment.
So the first two days of this week were
pretty simple. Pack and say
goodbye to members. Really not much else
was done in those days.
Wednesday was transfer day. I packed up
my bag and headed down to the
station. With the new transfer rules,
sometimes you have to transfer
by yourself but I had people going to to
Tokyo in my district so I
didn't have to brave the train by
myself. However they were late and
we missed our train. This in turn made
me an our late in Urayasu, and
I was so tired from lugging my bike
across Japan. Once in Urayasu, we
taught a lesson right away to a guy who
was met last Monday. We got to
know him and he said he had interest in
Christ but not a good reason
why he had interest. We walked him
through the "Who is Christ"
pamphlet that we have for people with a
non-Christian background. By
the end of the lesson, he said yes to
baptism and meeting through out
the week. Starting strong in Urayasu.
One thing I learned throughout the week
is there's ultimately two
types of people. The ones have have
interest, which are the easy
contacts, and the ones who don't.
However, just because they don't
have interest doesn't mean they don't
have questions. One guy we
stopped this week said no right away.
Later on we bumped into him
again but forgot we contacted him He
laughed at my companion then
turned to me and said "actually I
do have a question. Why are there so
many churches?" The fact that we
contacted him got him to think. He
may not want to join the church, but we
were able to teach him some
truth. It's up to him to decide what to
do with that truth.
Urayasu is an interesting place. There's
so many people here. It's
easy to contact now. Like the church is
only really five minutes away
but it takes us 30 minutes to get there
because we're just talking to
everyone. It gets a little tiring riding
then stopping to talk, then
riding again, but stopping five feet
later to talk but it's what we're
supposed to be doing I guess. Thanks for
tuning in this week. I won't
be sending many pictures anymore because
I found out we can only take
pictures on p day or in the apartment.
Until next week!
Picture 1: the river and blossoms near
our apartment
Picture 2: we actually went to the
rainforest cafe, which was right
next to Disney land.
Picture 3: view from our balcony
Picture 4: more cherry blossom pictures
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