This marks the end of another transfer and I’m going to stay
here for more area to finish off training Elder P, then I’ll definitely
be moved out. This will be the first time I have stayed in an area for more than
two transfers, but I’m seeing the area and ward grow so I think that me and Elder
P can do really well here and I won’t get too bored of the place. That
means too that you all should feel free to send me packages to this address!
All letters should be sent normally to the mission office.
Yes they have daylight savings, its turning into fall here
so a couple of weeks back we "fell" back an hour. It still is really
summer weather here though, everyone is holding out for the rain to start up
again to cool us down
We have a ward here with a frequency of about 100 people,
the meetings are exactly the same as over there, I just miss having a nice big
chapel with carpet and padded pews. The chapel here is really small and has
nice hard ones to keep us awake during sacrament.
I just miss carpet in general, and being able to walk around
your house barefoot. Our floor in this
house we´re in is straight cement with a layer of paint over it.
I haven’t had to speak here yet, but every once in a while I
will give the lesson in principles of the gospel.
Our Young Women’s program in this ward is really strong,
they have been really great about integrating our recent convert from last
week. She even brought her friend to church this week who wants to get baptized
too! Our baptisms are multiplying!
That’s about it for now, we area teaching a really cool
family but that needs to get married before they can get baptized, but they
have to wait for a previous divorcement paper to go through. In the meantime,
pray for the parent´s hearts to be softened to let the kids be baptized. Two girls, one 10 and one 8. R and A
C. The parents are S and D.
Love you all! Remember to send me more peanut butter! (Feel
free to send that as often as you want, if I have too much I can pawn it off to
others for a lot!)
tchau!
