No changes yaaay :) I loooove Ciudad Colon. Sorry I haven’t
really explained much about my area. So pretty much it is hotter than hot 11 to
4 and then after its perfecter than perfect. But I haven’t gotten sunburnt yet
que dicha :)
Our area is huuuuuuuuuuuge and we hardly ever use the
bus because our investigators are very close to the church. Half the roads are
normal roads and the other half are roads like at the cabin. It’s very common
to see 4 wheelers in the street. Its veeery green like lots of beautiful trees!
Every night on my way home I get myself a mango from a tree. Just imagine
eating a mango but like seven million times juicier and better in every way
possible. There are also bananas that are huger than any fruit I have ever seen.
They are called platano not sure its name in English. And literally taste like
heaven. Breaks my heart they don’t exist in Utah.
The members here are incredible. They are always wanting
to help the missionaries. Por hecho this week we are getting another set of
elders. Ciudad fuego (city on fire) wooohoo. This morning we actually had to
change our house. Which really is such a blessing. I know I will be able to
feel the spirit more in the new house. We’ve only known the owner of our house
for like 2 hours and I already know they will be a huge blessing to us. Can’t
wait to see them in all white :)
This week was good, because it’s another week serving
a mission but bad because 3 baptisms fell through. My heart hurts thinking
about it. Something I am learning is to first be a million steps ahead of Satan.
Another thing I learned is that I need to have the gift of discernment in every
moment. And not to just listen to what people say, but read what there are
truly feeling. And know when someone is lying. Sounds like reading someone’s
mind, and it pretty much is.
This week we found two families that are absolutely
adorable. We will see what their challenges are so we can get them started
working toward baptism.
I lately have been given a gift of pairing people up
:) Love Doctor uush. I’m currently in the process of lining up one of our
investigators with an ex missionary in our ward. Her name is Carolina and she
is an angel from heaven. I’ve never had an investigator sooo faithful to her
commitments. I don’t know if I told you guys about her but we found her in the
park one night and little did we know that like 7 years ago she had received
the missionaries and was about to get baptized but got scared or something. But
the cutest part of it all was that she started saving up her money to go on a
mission. Can you believe that? So anyway she has a new date for her baptism the
16th of mayo!!
Uh oh no more time I love you all so much!!! Thanks
for just being the best support team a missionary could ask for!!
chao
Hermana Fowler