Bob l'éponge

Had a pass off lesson with the elders (one of which is from Quebec) told our friend that one of the elders can do cool voices imitations. Told him to do sponge Bob (said it in english cuz I didn't know if it translated) then the Canadian elder proceeded to say "bob l'éponge" I never laughed so hard. Funnier coming from him

Had a big miracle with one of our friends this week! Our friend Ravanui told us last Monday that she picked a date for baptism! We we're so excited for her! The next day we had a lesson behind the temple. Side note: Behind the temple is the appartements for the members from outer islands to stay while they do temple work. Before she came we were talking with the branch president who is from Takaroa (another island in the Tuamotus) Ravenui then came and we introduced them. We kinda jokingly kinda seriously invited him to our lesson. It was so awkward at first and we didn't know if we made a mistake by inviting him. But then he started talking about his conversion and how the gospel has blessed his life. He then shared her favorite scripture and thats when she started crying. She started talking about how she'd been having doubts about her baptism but she prayed about it just that morning to know if it was right. This member from the tiny island of Takaroa who was only on Tahiti for about a week answered her prayer. We would have had no idea. She didn't say anything. But this spirit lead beast (who i now think is one of the three Nephites) followed a small prompting. After that he literally got up and left never to been seen again.

God answers prayers. Not only the prayer of Ravanui but our prayers. Its been SO hard for us in this ward. But if the members of this ward don't help us God will send someone else. (Advice is welcomed for how to work with a ward who does not care) we have tried just about everything 🥲

Avec amour -Sœur Oveson











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