Hey Mom and Dad,
Well, good news. That family was baptized yesterday!!!! It was an
amazing baptismal service. Honestly I have never planned a baptism so early and
with such certainty as that one. Everyone in the ward knew about it and went to
watch. It wasn't easy, but we were able to keep them firm until the end. They
are both very happy and have plans to be sealed in the temple in a year. It made
me so happy.
We also had a few other miracles. The family in the picture with them
are friends of theirs. The husband was inactive but was reactivated when he saw
they were going to be baptized. Also, the other picture is a family that felt
the spirit very strong one day and desired to come back to church. It was an
amazing day yesterday.
This week we also did lots of contacts, 165. That is the most that I have done on the mission in one week so far, my last record being 162. Me and Elder L. Alves are very happy, because in one week we got almost all our goals for the month completed!
This week we also did lots of contacts, 165. That is the most that I have done on the mission in one week so far, my last record being 162. Me and Elder L. Alves are very happy, because in one week we got almost all our goals for the month completed!
Those two boys are still wanting to be baptized, but it is tough to find
them at home. This week though we will be able to devote more time to teach and
help prepare them for baptism this week. Pray that they will be able to find
time with us. :)
So yeah, this week was good. We taught 18 lessons, but only found 3 new
investigators. This isn't good, but undertandable because we were focused on
this family so much. They are so excited to be confirmed next week. They really
are a special family, especially for me being the first complete family I
baptized on my mission :)
Wow... Amy is already getting back? I don't believe it. That's insane.
She only left a bit before I did! I get my packages this friday,
when we have zone conferences. I will recieve them with happiness. But it's
right before transfer, and I'm afraid I'll be transferred. I've already been
here 6 months, and I feel like I'll be transferred now. That will suck if I'm
transferred with two gigantic boxes as well as my suitcases. Oh well, such is
life on the mission.
Tell Aunt Lisa happy birthday for me, and I'll be sure to write Natalie.
Thanks for the reminder.
That would be cool seeing some of the young men I have baptized
go on missions. One of them, Marlon who I baptized a few months ago, just turned
twelve and will recieve the priesthood now. That made me happy lol.
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