Hey everyone, 
A couple weeks ago it was as if time had slowed  down a ton, but not anymore, it is back to going very very fast.  Holy  cow.  We went to Specialized training last Friday and had a good time.  Learned a lot.  And actually got to teach a little bit this week
We've been battling typhoons lately.  That's been pretty fun.   Getting soaked.  It wasn't bad here (dang it), but up in Pangasisinan,  where I came from, It was a signal 2 There was quite a bit of damage  from what I heard.  Then 1 missionary in my District is from Isabela,  where the typhoon hit hardest (signal 4).  So we are hoping that his  family is okay.  
Last week I fixed electric fans, and rewired some broken outlets in the  house.  I've got more to do this week. I had to bum some electrical wire  off a member that is kind of a Mcgiver (I don't know how to spell his  name, the guy that fixes anything).  Me and Brother Valero get along  really well.  We go to his house every Thursday.  
Work is still good here in Balanga, This area has farm land, and  city in it, so i really look forward to the days that we are in the  bukid, it gives me a chance to breath and relax a little.
Yesterday  we went to pick up an investigator that is blind and he can't walk  because of a brain tumor that he had when he was 9 years old.  He's 10  now, well we went clear out to his house and couldn't find his mom, so  they weren't able to go to church, it kinda stunk, If it weren't for PMG I'd say that we wasted our time going out there, but it says in PMG  that "No effort is Wasted" at least we showed them our determination to  get them to church.  Satan is hard at work.  He's affecting this work in  so many ways.  ahhh!!  The health of the missionaries, the minds of the  missionaries, the last minute problems that arise so that the member  can't give the investigators a ride to church.  
I had an interview with President Aquino on Friday, he got mad at me  for doctoring myself.  ha ha.  I burnt my warts off with a nail and he  got mad at me for that.  Then on the other one, I cut the top off with  scalpel blade then cauterized it.  ha ha.  He told me to buy silver  nitrate then stick it on it.  
On Tuesday, we were tracting, and all of a sudden the rain just came  pouring down.  So we ran to the Stake President's house to wait out the  rain.  They ended up feeding us dinner, Sinigang it is delicious.  Then  I kept thinking, we oughta go as soon as the rain lets up.  But every  time, I got ready to go, it got strong again.  So we stayed, then we  were talking about King Benjamin with President Baluyot, and His mother  in law started having a really hard time breathing.  Then everyone  started running around crazy.  Brother had to run and get the tricycle,  Me and Elder gave her a blessing then we ran her out to the tricycle  and they ran her to the hospital and me and Elder Memes walked home.   When we were in the middle of nowhere the rain came shooting out of the  sky like bullets and we got drenched! oh my gosh.  There wasn't any skin  that wasn't wet, then a Jeepnee driver had mercy on us and gave us a  ride into the banyan.  The cool part of the story is that we were  supposed to stay at President's house so that we could bless sister. I  am happy to report that Sister is doing fine now.
Yesterday we had a whopping 50 people at church, but the great thing  is we got the bishop to call 2 more branch missionaries, and we had a  great PEC meeting with him.  I still have a lot of things I want to help  them do before I transfer but we'll see how much the Lord lets me do.  
Well, I gotta run.  I love you all, Thank you for your support. 
Elder Chase
Sunday, October 24, 2010
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