This week has been
really good. I love being with Elder Blood again and I love being in Westlake
again!
Tuesday was an awesome
day, we got to meet with Wendy and Yesenia again and they are still so ready
for the gospel! This time they are both actually going to get baptized :)
We also met with some
less actives that I had visited, and they had changed a lot too and were a lot
more receptive to the gospel and spiritual things :)
The best part was
being able to eat with the Molina’s again, after every member of their family
has now been baptized :)
We had a lesson that
started out not being very good with Juan, he is the husband of a returning
less active. We just couldn't seem to connect with him to make it relevant. But
we brought a member with us, Hno Castellon, and half way through the lesson
they just connected and it went so much better! Members are what progress
investigators to baptism, not missionaries!
We were tracking and
we were about to go up to a house, and this guy walked out kind of hostile, but
then we got to know him a little bit and he let us in. We had a really good
lesson with him and his wife, and he had tons of questions that we weren't able
to answer because we had to go to an appointment. So then we went back on Saturday
with Hermano Molina, and the son was there this time as well. The son was kind
of telling his dad, "This is what you were telling me the other day you
were looking for." and "The Jews were closed minded and didn't
believe in Christ, and now you are being close minded and not believing in
Joseph Smith." It was like "BOOYAH" because the kid was totally
telling his dad to stop being so closed minded and listen. I think they will
get baptized, it’s just going to take time ;)
We were tracting
another time (we tracted a lot this week) and we met this cool guy named
Ricardo from Honduras, he said that in Honduras the missionaries used to visit
him. So we had an awesome resto lesson and we are hoping to progress him :)
Sunday was a fun day
because lots of people came to church! And lots of larc (less active, recent
converts) and some people from my old area :)
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| All (except one) of the Spanish missionaries in the mission :) |
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