Memorial
So the day of the Memorial was great for us! I took the day off from work and we went out in service all day and we had some interesting experiences.
Daryl and I went to a Brazilian store across the street from Sole Proprietor and met a man there that used to play basketball with the brothers every week when he was in Brazil. He was very nice and accepted some literature and we told him that he could come to the Portuguese meetings held throughout the week. He explained how he works quite a bit and is not regularly available. But he told us where he lives and said we could stop by.
We took our lunch break at the Sole Proprietor. It was so good! And not too expensive.
We also did some exploratory in the territory--checking for Brazilian names and making record of them on the territories.
We had a Memorial attendance of about 135 or so. Not bad considering that it was the second of two celebrations (many people go to the earlier one) and that there are only about 85 publishers in the congregation.
All in all, it was a great day.
Daryl and I went to a Brazilian store across the street from Sole Proprietor and met a man there that used to play basketball with the brothers every week when he was in Brazil. He was very nice and accepted some literature and we told him that he could come to the Portuguese meetings held throughout the week. He explained how he works quite a bit and is not regularly available. But he told us where he lives and said we could stop by.
We took our lunch break at the Sole Proprietor. It was so good! And not too expensive.
We also did some exploratory in the territory--checking for Brazilian names and making record of them on the territories.
We had a Memorial attendance of about 135 or so. Not bad considering that it was the second of two celebrations (many people go to the earlier one) and that there are only about 85 publishers in the congregation.
All in all, it was a great day.
posted by Ian D. Rossi at 5:15 PM
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