Well first I want to tell you about my first
baptisms in the mission field. It was a super awesome experience and one I will
never forget. My first baptism was Tuesday. I got to baptize this little girl
named Veronica. She is not an investigator but her dad wasn’t able to baptize
her, so I did. It was a little scary in Spanish but I did it and it wasn’t bad.
My next baptism was Marcelo. He has wanted
to get baptized for 5 months and has been ready. The only problem is that he is
12 and his mom is Catholic. Anyway, when we were walking to his house to talk
to his Mom, I started praying in my mind. I just kept saying, “Please Heavenly
father let Marcelo’s Mom say yes.” It was awesome the second we saw the mom she
said yes! I was so happy and so was Marcelo. It was cool too because Marcelo
wanted me to baptize him and no one else. So, I felt really cool. The next day
I baptized him and I bought him a pizza to celebrate. Ha-ha it was really a
great day.
Mom you asked about the culture here. Well
its very different than America. The people have nothing here but at the same
time always want to give. The kids here are my favorite and I really get along
with them. They give me bracelets they make out or rubber bands like what Tyler
made back home. I have like 8 of them ha-ha. Also funny thing here is that they
like to drink things out of bags ha-ha. So if they have a soda they pour the
soda in a sandwich bag and then drink it ha-ha. The people are really nice
though and a person has never rejected me yet in my mission.
I LOVE YOU
Q) Are you glad you
were so involved with sports specifically football in your youth?
A) Best thing
for me and made me who I am.
Q) How are your feet? A) Great, I love my shoes.
Q) How often are
transfers? A) Every 6 weeks
Q) Do you like your
companion? A) YES
Veronica and her family |
Marcelo and his family |
Eric's ZoneThe ChurchEric's HouseThe picture above and the following two pictures are where the Sisters live! |
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