This week was pretty amazing. We worked hard. The best thing that happened is that the other Elders from my district baptized a family of 4. We had divisions so that I could go to their area to conduct the baptismal interviews. The interviews went really well, but it was tiring doing 4 interviews back to back, each one being about 30 minutes, but I was happy to do them.
Doing the divisions, I was with Elder Poaletti, which means that we left our two "sons" together in my area. I was nervous to do that, knowing that they did not have much experience in the mission, and the fact that Elder Sullivan doesn´t speak spanish hardly. But it turns out, my companion did really well and they had 8 lessons and 3 new investigators just in that one day. I was proud of him.
I´m having a tough time thinking of what to write, we basically just worked hard this week. Today we played volleyball as a district and had a good time.
Yesterday, none of our investigators went to church, so that was a little bit frustrating. Our best investigator is Linda. She is 12 years old and she wants to be baptized. She wasn´t able to go to church yesterday because she participates in Gymnastics competitions.
That´s about it for the week, it´s a lot more interesting when I can talk about awesome lessons that we had. We´re looking hard for new investigators. Anyway, I love you guys!
-Elder Steele
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| Here´s a few pictures we took one day this week when we saw 2 cows randomly roaming the neighborhood street. |
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In this last picture, the cow kinda scared us that´s why it shows us looking back just as I took the selfie. There is garbage like that whenever there is an abandoned house. The neighbors pile all their garbage in the house that is empty. And there are a ton of abandoned houses, you can imagine.
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We played volleyball as a district today |
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