Kendall Green San Bernardino Mission

Hello everyone! Well, this week has been almost as interesting as last week's. Not as many changes happened this week, but there still were a lot. I'm still adapting to being in a trio again. It's hard because we cover two separate areas with separate people and languages. We are figuring it out, though. The nice thing is that the Lord always provides a way. One of the Fontana stake missionaries, Elder Dow, who was sent home from Mexico has been helping me out with my areas. He's waiting to be reassigned and hasn't been released so in the meantime he's helping me. We also now have five missionaries in the apartment I'm living in so things are getting crowded. However, it's nice because we used to be picking those missionaries up from their apartment so now we don't have to.  The highlight of the week is that I figured out how to do a conference call so I was able to have Elder Dow and some members help me teach a man named Francisco. ...

Hey everyone, Ever since the world erupted in confusion and panic I haven't been able to get a lot time to write, but now I actually have a little time to write.  Its been a little crazy over here as I'm sure it has been for you all. It all started when about a week and a half to two weeks ago President McKinnon asked everyone to buy a two week supply of none perishable food. The grocery store was packed when we went and it took us an hour to get through the line. Luckily everything went well but the next day, I believe, we learned that church meetings were being stopped and we were just able to have our zone temple day before the announcement was made that temples were closing. That was sad because I was looking forward to the temple trip for departing missionaries. Oh well :/ Within the next few days we were asked to start moving all our lessons to video or voice calls. Only a day or two after that we received notice of a shelter in place order given by the gover...

Hey wonderful Green family! Well this week has been crazy. Its been a good week because we've gotten a couple of new people to start teaching. So this week was started off with district council and then exchanges later with the Alder Elders. The exchanges went well though my bike broke and a lot of appointments fell through. After exchanges I was able to fix my bike, but we then had to take it into a bike shop in order to repair a part that had been bent. As we were walking home from the bike shop a police officer pulled over and asked us if we were all right. He said he noticed that I didn't have my bike, but my companion did so he was wondering if we had been robbed. We explained to him that we had just dropped my bike off at a bike shop. It turned out that he was a member and so he offered us a ride home. It was pretty cool. He handcuffed my companion's bike to the front of his car and let one of us ride up front and the other ride in back. Apparently handcuff...