Howdy, well, it´s been quite a week. This Program with the Book of Mormon really helps us to find new people, but it also gives us too many
people to teach sometimes... But I also like it because I come home a lot more
exhausted. I love the word of God!
But hey, there´s honestly not a lot to report this week.
We´re teaching a family with the last name of Zuli, and they always give us
stuff (A boat in a bottle, a broken guitar, etc.) They have great desires, so
they´ll be getting baptized after they get married. Also, we taught the Gomez
family about the importance of marriage as well, and they took it well, and
continue with their desires to come to the church. It´s honestly made me think
alot about the importance of being direct. Not overbearing, but direct. We have
a doctrinal point, we teach it, we show how it´ll help them, we commit them to
it. Period. If we want to help and build people, we can´t be beating
around the bush! So, learn and act, without faltering. It´s an important
pattern to take in and follow.
Oh ya, also, Anibal got baptized. The service went great,
and pretty much the whole branch was there! I honestly don´t think that I´ve
ever fought so much for a baptism, wow, but hey, It was a great
experience. Anywho, we´re still working a ton to lift this area...
"Bella Vista Bella vista, la que mata a los Profetas y apedrea a los que
son enviados a ella, cuantas veces quise juntar a tus hijos...etc."
Jajaja, chiste!
Well, life is pretty good in the service of the Lord. hurrah
for Israel!
Elder Holtrycito
**He didnt say in his group letter but he told me "It was the first
baptism in more than a year and a half in the area" and he said "I testify that there
are such things as hard areas, dead areas no, but hard areas"
Elder Villa and I with Anibal
Anibal and his family
Me and Anibal (he's wearing my tie)
The food after the baptism
No, it's not blurry
Splits!
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