Each day we serve on our mission is different from the last. Most days we begin in the office. Some days we process loans all day. That means we are calling people applying for loans. We need more information or they need to make a payment or they need to talk to their institute director, etc. Some days we talk to people who work at the Service Center, or we go shopping for our outing for the week, or some days we prepare for Leadership Training, which means we talk about PEF during the training meetings. Esther is one of our students. We have grown to really love and appreciate her. She tells us a lot about life in Nigeria. From customs, to foods, to traditions.
Tonight we said good-bye to 17 missionaries. Elder Ghunney will be especially missed. We have enjoyed pizza dinners, chats in the office, gospel discussions, and good laughter.
Today I had the opportunity to give out 2 copies of the Book of Mormon. One to a guard that works here. He was reading the Book of Mormon which is a copy that is in the guard house. I asked if he would like his own copy to read, mark and enjoy and the other was a man who came to our office to give us some information for a student. He asked what PEF is and then asked me about the church. After giving a brief overview I asked if he would like a Book of Mormon.
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