Tuesday
Zone meeting
this week was same old same old.
Today we went
to an area in my area that is full of miracles. It’s just really far so we find
it hard to take investigators to church. But there are lots of people that were
ready for church, ready to be baptized but the missionaries never showed up
again. Until now that we’re going back there. Full of miracles.
We also went
with Jhonorita and Tania and they just got baptized last month. And when we
were there they told us what we were going to read, who was to read what verse
and after we read they explained to us what we can learn from the
scriptures we read. Our converts are teaching us now and it was the sweetest
moments. Those moments are some of my favorite from being here. Then after
Jhonorita took us to her friend’s house but she asked for my bag and my plaque.
And she went with us with my bag and plaque to her friend’s house and she just
says, “someday I’ll have my own.” It was just cool to see how loud and proud
she is of the decisions she’s making and how she wants to share it with
everyone around her.
Wednesday
Today I got
bit by every bug possible. Ever since I got to Puerto time has been going so
fast. The day just flies, sometimes I feel like I missed the day, but just when
we stay busy time goes so fast.
Thursday
Today was a
very long day, but full of lots of miracles. This week as a zone we’ve
been setting lots of goals and we’re all super excited and really seeing the
miracles happen. Lots of people today accepted our message and into their
homes. Crazy amount of people we invited to come to church. Anyway today is
Thanksgiving. I remember a year ago I was at my uncle Diego’s house with
everyone, just feeling really grateful for the amazing family I had. And today
I’m still grateful for my family. But this past year I have changed completely
and I’m really grateful for all the people I have met, the place I’ve been and
the experiences I’ve had. One year ago I was also able to go through the temple
for the first time. I got to experience a small bit of heaven. Now I wish I
could go, but soon enough. I just wish I had taken advantage of having so many
temples so close wish I had gone more, cause there is none here in Nicaragua and
so many people wish so bad they had it closer. Anyway soon enough I’ll go
again.
Today we put
lights on our Christmas tree. So good. Christmas is coming! Flex!
Sunday
Super crazy
week! The only thing I remember is an experience I had yesterday. Yesterday
morning we we’re proselyting when we go to a man’s house to see if he was home
and he wasn’t. So we start walking to the next appointment. We were passing a
purple house and something told me to contact it. But in my mind I kept coming
up with reasons why not to contact it. I thought oh the elders (we share the
area) already contacted here, oh they’re not home, then something kept telling
me to contact it and then FINALLY I told my companion ‘let’s see who
lives here.’ Anyway, we found a sister pregnant and her son and we start
talking to her and we start teaching and by the end her and her son accepted a
baptismal date. Sweetest lady. And just 20 minutes before leaving the house we
had prayed and asked to find someone ready for the gospel and someone that
would accept a baptismal date. He hears our prayers and we need to hear
his answers.
So many
miracles that happen every day here. This past week I have been 2 months in
Puerto. And Puerto has changed so many things about the missionary I am. I’m
learning lots and really enjoying the work, working hard and seeing the results
of hard work.
Today I got
excited and really happy when I saw a brother that received the Melquisedec
priesthood in a white shirt and tie. A year ago it wouldn’t have even crossed
my mind.
I really do
love these people. Love where I am and love what I’m doing.
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