On to Kitti

 Kaselehlie maing ko!

Well transfers have come and gone and that's right, I'm going to kitti (pronounced kichy) . I am sad to leave Nett for sure but I'm super excited for my time in kitti. My companion is also my mtc comp so we are reunited at last haha.

This week we helped do service for some members. They are renovating a house so we helped them move stuff. We also got to do exchanges in Uh. That's pretty much all I have for this week. The rest was basically saying farewell to the friends and members here in Nett.

I poakpoake kumwail koaros! Have a great week!

-Elder Kamakam

Pics (most are just with families & peeps)

1. Us missionaries and bishop's family

2. Us saying goodbyes to some of the members & friends

3. Me & normandean meditating

4. Giant rusted machete we found

5. Very small cat

6. Oversized shirt 

7. Our district council

Sais mwahu

 Kaselehlie maing ko

This week was ok. Wasn't too crazy in terms of anything crazy happening. We went on exchanges with the district leader so that's cool. 

This week a member here shared a story of having to carry multiple bags of cement up 2 flights of stairs at work. He knew physically couldn't do it on his own, so he prayed for strength and help and was able to accomplish it. I know that Christ won't leave us to do everything on our own. If we pray for his divine help and strength we can overcome any obstacle. I am grateful for the things my missionary service has taught me. I am grateful for my Savior Jesus Christ.

I love y'all and hope everyone has an awesome week! Till the next one!

-Elder Kamakam

Pics

1. Us after district council

2. Some of bishops kids after church

3. My comp and I

4. My companion wearing a fashionable hat

Week of Miracles

 Kaselehlie Maing Ko! 

We had lots of success this week and I definitely have seen the Lord's hand this past week. The biggest success that happened which really was a miracle was one of our friends Sam, wants to be baptized. He even told us that he wants to change his life around so that was the coolest thing to hear!

We also had lots of success with people we are teaching with their desire to learn and progress spiritually. We also had a really good Sunday and church was poppin off. We had around 70-ish people which is a lot for Eirike ward but what was really the highlight wasn't how many people came, but how their attitude was towards church. They all had a different vibe and the ward and its members felt unified and functional. It is awesome to see the stakes of Zion on Pohnpei reaping the fruits of its labors.

We also went on exchanges this week and we've hopefully got some more planned next week. That's about it for this week. I poakpoake kumwail koaros oh pil kapakapki Kauno en ieiang kumwail ansou koaros!

-Elder Kamakam

Pics

1. Pretty views of sokehs rock

2. Me levitating haha

3. My comp & I with some future missionaries

Drip too hard

 Kaselehlie everyone

It's been a busy week. We had zone conference and the Elders from Kosrae came so we had the privilege of housing one and he went around with us in Nett and it was tons of fun. Zone Conference was really cool. We discussed a lot about the Book of Mormon and the restoration. 

We did more service for some of our members. We also had 2 investigators come to church so that was fire. This coming week we are doing some exchanges so that'll be dope as always. 

That's all I've got for this week. Poakpoake kumwail douluhl!

-Elder Kamakam

Pics

1. Our hike we did for pday today

2. The Pohnpei + Kosrae missionaries

3. Us with our 3rd wheel Kosrae elder

4. Service with the Eirike youth

5. A nice lookout