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NEW GUY




Well very short on time today sorry about that! Got my new companion the new guy from the MTC. He is from New York city, 20 years old, and a convert with 2 years in the church and has a very strong testimony! He is awesome and we work really well together! Really excited for the next 2 transfers and the time we have to bring people unto Christ and help them find the truth of the restoration of the gospel through the scriptures and prayer! We saw many miracles this week and taught many good lessons! The people were teaching are progressing well! We had a lot of lessons and service this week. We helped unload 5,000 gifts for kids in mexico which was pretty cool! Helped our neighbor build a fountain and did a light the world stand giving out hot chocolate and wrapped copies of the book of mormon! It was a great week and I'm so happy to be a missioanry! Starting this week training and seeing a fresh missionary has shown me how much I've grown through Christ and his atonement and his love for all of us! I have enjoyed these last 5 1/2 so much and I'm loving the growth the savior gives to us as we come closer to him! I love you all and invite you to come more unto him that saved us and in this path you will find solace! Have a great week and a half and enjoy your time until you hear from me Christmas! 


Elder Holman

1. Unloaded 5,000 gifts for kids in mexico today because they wont let them bring 5,000 wrapped packages across the border at once oddly 
2.built a fountain for juan
3. Took elder Midyette for sonoran dogs his first day
4. Hermano arias gave me the poncho and we took another picture ahaha

Good week! Good life!



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