Now I did travel down to the city of Bozeman to tarry awhile and bring many to Christ

Hey Guys! So I got transferred over to Bozeman. It's been a busy week!

Monday- P-Day/packing



Tuesday- Said my goodbyes and then, more packing. We went up to Great Falls to spend the night so we didn't have to wake up mega early on Wednesday. On the way up we got a pretty big rock chip in our windshield. 



Wednesday- Officially transferred. The transfer day itself wasn't too fun. We went down to Helena (stopped at this cool scenic pull off) . The east bound bus showed up at 11 am then we had to wait until 4 pm for the bus going westbound to get back to Helena. Rolled into Bozeman at 6 pm. Found out for sure that we are doubling in. ("Doubling in" means that both old elders got transferred and myself and my new companion are both new. Used to be called "white washing" but it's not a term that is used anymore.) We got to the apartment, unpacked and slept.

Thursday- My New companion's name is Elder Allen and he seems like a pretty cool guy. We deep cleaned the apartment because the last elders left it as an absolute pig sty. We then went to the store to stock up on food until Monday and then we did our weekly planning.
Friday- We contacted different people on the ward council and set up member lessons. We then visited the one person being taught. After that we street contacted people. We were also driving the zone leaders around because one of them lost their driving privileges and the other forgot his log-in card in his last area. This only lasted for the day because they were able to get the card situation figured out. 
Saturday- Mainly just a contacting day. Couldn't do too much.
Sunday- We almost found 3 new people! But turns out 2 of them are already in the sister's area.
Well it has been a bit of a week. Hope ya have a good one!
Love,
Elder Krebs 

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