Thankfully, we were fed a soup after this manner once this
week. It was delicious. It had pumkin in it, it was a garbanzo bean stew thing.
No idea what its called. So, so good. At that same members house we also tried
on flamenco dresses and took lots of pictures. So fun! I felt like a Spanish
princess. :) She couldn´t quite figure out how to use my camera so a lot of
them are pretty fuzzy, but they´ve still got the great memories attached.
That same day that we were taking pictures with her was the
first day of the rainy weather. Leaving her house we were kind of late for
correlacíon so we were running for the bus. It was pouring and windy so the
rain was coming down sideways. Thus, we were completely and utterly
soaked. And .... we lost our phone. Yep. Awful. We realized it in correlation.
And thanks to our wonderful, loving zone leaders we are able to borrow one of
their phones while we wait for our new one. We tried calling our phone but it
was off, aka ruined. It was a real pain to lose all our numbers, but thankfully
we had some written down and got the most important ones from other
people.
But the BEST news of this week is that we had lots of people
in church! We had THREE investigators in church (and her son that´s 7) and TWO
less actives. I´ve never had so many people come to church before. It was such
a huge blessing, it made us all just want to sing and dance or do somethign
else equally redicioulous. And everyone seemed to enjoy it. One of them was
Christofer, our investigator who is wanting to be baptized. His friend, Luis,
came with us too. We picked them up before church and brought them with us
because Christofer didn´t want to ride his moto in the possible rain (it did,
in fact, end up raining. A lot.). Cristofer was awesome, because he was
the one who got Luis to come. Whenever we´ve invited Luis he really
hasn´t wanted to come to church. I don´t know what Cristofer did, but he
got Luis to come. And Luis said he liked it. I was able to talk to him on the
bus and he´s a really cool guy, I´m excited to keep teaching him.
Carena and her son, Greco came too. We have church backwards
here so Greco came with teh bishops wife so he could go to primary while Carena
was at work. She came at the end of the first hour and is seriously already
part of the ward. She stayed even longer than us at the church. I was so
excited to see all of them like church so much.
I have a lot of appreciation for hte Lord and his work.
Because honestly, I didn´t do anything. All we did was pay for the bus ride and
say here´s the church. The Lord has done everythign else. I feel so privlidged
to be able to see him at work.
I love you guys a lot! I hope you all have a good week and
stay warm and dry! Eat some soup for me, will ya?
Hna Woolley
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