area. Let's be honest here even I'm surprised at this. This transfer has been very teachable to me in many ways, but in the biggest way for myself is that we are all beggars in the sight of the Lord. Every prayer I have offered up to the Lord is to help my investigators and help me help them, I have seen many miracles in South End in all shapes and sizes. In retro spect this area has made a missionary out of me. I love the people here and the ward has become my family in
many senses of the word. I will miss them and I will definitely come back to this blessed land of south end. My trainer elder kalabanko is ending his mission this very day and be either be going into surgery
(tore his Acl on the mission) or back to Ukraine and leaving abruptly to America or he will be stolen into the night to be forced to join the military. So if any one hears about or sees a Oleg Kalabanko he is
part of the family now. I love all your words of advice which are probably needed right now because this is a lot for me to be honest. It is the biggest opportunity for growth and I can expect to see many blessings from it, but it would be nice to hear from everyone! I apologize for the shortness of these letters, I will write better
letters in this coming week
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