Well,
it's been another week here in Granados. I got to have an intercambio (exchange)
with Hermana Lee which was the best! I also got to watch Saturday conference in
English with three other gringas!! Conference is such a blessing, every single
talk had something that I needed to hear.
So
on Sunday, we had four investigators at the morning session of conference.
Irving and Diego went, and we went with Aura and her two daughters. They are 3
and 8 years old and it was terrible!! The 8 year old was bored, so she was
trying to talk to us through the whole meeting, and obviously the 3 year old
was bored too, and at one point we had to separate the two so they
wouldn't fight, and Aura got mad at the 3 year old and made her cry. Needless
to say we were very happy when that session was over and we watched the
afternoon session in peace.
Irving
and Diego are doing really well!! Diego has almost finished 2nd Nephi and they are both praying about
baptism. The bishop went with us to visit them last night and that was a super
great lesson. We have a noche de hogar (FHE) with them and some members
tonight, and we're planning on October 21 for their baptism!
Funny:
so Hna Inmunda has told me various times that I talk in my sleep (which is not
new), but that whenever she's heard me sleep talk, that I’m speaking in Spanish
and teaching someone or inviting someone to be baptized! If that's not a 100%
dedicated missionary, I don't know what is!!! hahaha
So
Elder Holland's talk on Saturday was one of my favorites. Lots of times I feel
inadequate and that I’m not doing well enough, but his talk was a perfect
answer to my doubts.
"Every one of us aspires to a more Christlike life than we
often succeed in living. If we admit that honestly and are trying to improve,
we are not hypocrites; we are human. May we refuse to let our own mortal
follies...make us cynical about the truths of the gospel, the truthfulness of
the Church, our hope for the future, or the possibility of godliness. If we
persevere, then somewhere in eternity our refinement will be finished and
complete. …"
Love,
Hermana Stevenson
a peruvian dog
eating a pb&j sandwhich (thanks to packages from mom and grandma)
eating lunch between conference sessions with our mission leader and his fam
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