Email from week of Sept. 22nd

Hey family...This week hasn't been too eventful.  This area is struggling with new investigators.  Nobody is willing to listen.  We have tried street contacting and knocking which isn't really effective right now.  We are desperately trying to have the members in the ward help us find people to teach.  #WeNeedMemberMissionaryWork.  Our only investigators, The P Family, have been really busy and haven't been able to contact us.   The father, came to church for the first time last week, but he said he wasn't too impressed.  The daughters, A and R, have been to church a few times on their own and they love church.  We actually were planning on stopping by their new place and have a quick discussion with them, but the lesson was all about why the fother didn't like church and what we could do to help him enjoy it better.  This week seriously has been uneventful, we did in fact, possibly get a new investigator.  A recent convert's friend, referred us to him.  The first lesson was on Saturday, but we were skeptic because he said upfront that he wasn't interested in being converted.  We had another lesson last night with him and the recent convert.  He said he is becoming more interested, we did invite him to be baptized on Nov. 1st and he said "when and if I know this is true."  So as of right now we have someone on-date, hopefully he will want to continue to learn.  So yesterday was transfer letters!  Unfortunately, Elder Dudley is leaving for New Glasgow, but I am staying here with Elder Raymont.  He is the zone leader and I worked with him a few times on exchanges.  He is absolutely amazing!  This is his last transfer so he is pretty experienced.  Elder Raymont absolutely loves missionary work, he is always so happy.  This is going to be an interesting transfer.

Love you all, Elder King