I havent written a blog email in a while so
here we go! This week was kind of like a roller coaster, but it ended
on a very good note.
My companion lately has
been a little sad. He goes home pretty soon and he doesnt want to leave
the mission. I{ve been doing my best to help him out, I kind of feel
bad for him but I have been praying to help him out.
Well,
this week we had divisions with the zone leaders. Elder Navaro came
here with me in San Mateo. He is a really great elder and helped us
quite a bit. Haha it was kind of sad because our appointments, well,
kind of didnt go too well. BUT we did find a new investigator, he likes
to run, learn about the bible, and talk (and talk, and talk....),
hopefully we can help him progress.
Our division went Saturday Sunday, which was something new. That Sunday
morning we tried something new. We have like 40 members who live about
1 hour from the chapel and are inactive. They wanted to come to
church, so we had them commit to come in a free bus. Everyone comited
to come, but when we went to bring them on the bus no one came! We had 7
people come, which is certainly better than nothing. I really think
though that having this bus will help a lot of people out.
Sunday
my companion came back to San Mateo. We found this lady named Pamela
and her family. She was babtized but is inactive. We taught her and
she is positive that she will come to church this next week. That was
really awesome, I think reactivating people is so important because
there are so many inactive people here. We also have this family we are
teaching, we did some service for them this morning and hope to bring
them to church this next week.
I know the
church is true. I know missions are so important to the Lord and we
serve in many different ways. Wheter it be reactivating, babtizing, or
just strengthening the ward, everything we do is helping the Lord and
building the kingdom. Missions are certainly very challenging, but so
rewarding. I love you guys, adios!
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