Elder Antonio Lim

Hello! Well one transfer down and a couple more to go! It's crazy how fast time flies... So transfer calls came today and I'm staying here In Yatsushiro with Elder Balute! Looking forward to another awesome transfer! This week was full of miracles! I started focusing more on the Book of Mormon and was able to hand out more this week than I did my whole time in Hiroshima! We had a Tacos Night in Kumamoto when we were on exchanges and it was so nice eating Mexican for the first time in forever! Haha I was also able to talk to a lot of people and got one of the college students there to come play basketball with us at 6:30 in the morning at the church! At the end we were able to give her a book of Mormon and challenge her to read it! On Wednesday we met with a Potential investigator and ate McDonald's with him. Way chill kid and at the end we gave him a Book of Mormon and he said he would read it! Then at English class we were able to talk to more students at the end ab

Hello! This week was so awesome!! Some cool miracles: We visited these former investigators that Elder Barlow told me to try visiting and it was so awesome! They are such a nice young family with a lot of potential! They remembered elder Barlow and a lot of what they were taught before! We were able to exchange contact information and we ended up going to a Brazilian jazz concert with the father! I've never seen so many Japanese hippies in one place.. Or a Japanese hippie in general but the concert hall was full of them! Haha way interesting experience.. I had exchanges with the zone leaders this week and I got to dendo with elder Murata! He was one of the district leaders in Hiroshima when I was zone leader so it was fun working with him again! I learned a ton from him and we had a lot of fun! We didn't have bikes so we walked everywhere and we made a goal to make 15 people smile while walking and we realized that just smiling and saying hi wasn't enough to make so

What a week! So first off we had exchanges with the Kumamoto elders and it was way fun working with them! We went to institute and I was able to meet a lot of awesome members! The next day we had interviews with President! Biggest thing that happened this week is that we went to a festival with some potential investigators and less actives! It was so much fun and there were so many cool presentations! So it's like a 3 day march where people walk around the city for 3 days haha. We also were able to run into so many people that we haven't been able to meet for awhile there! We were also able to talk to a lot of people at the event about who we are and what we do! Hopefully get some new people from it! So this week one of our investigators grandmother died so we weren't able to meet, but we were able to see them at the event and set up another appointment! Super awesome miracle. Also they have these famous salt tomatoes here that we tried and they were SO GOOD! They wer

Hello from the rice fields of Yatsushiro! This last week was way good! It was Golden Week here in Japan, which means that everyone has work and school off for a week!  So this week We visited an investigator with a member and they hit it off way good! The members here are so great at fellowshipping! Then that investigator came to church again this week! She is so prepared! We are going to try to actually teach the lessons more periodically and get her baptized! One fun thing we did this week is we went to a high school band/choir concert! So we were housing and we met this high school girl and I asked her if she did any school clubs. she said she was in the band and so I asked if she had any concerts coming up and she said she did and invited us to her concert! So we went and it was so fun! We were able to talk to some people we sat next to and invite them to eikaiwa! Also one cool thing is that we basically have our own personal baker! This old lady that us