Serving the Lord in Chile

  Not a lot of time to write today but here's some pictures. https://photos.app.goo.gl/ U9DdR8DJtFABfmPr5 Me and Elder Medina

  Whattup, the last couple weeks have been pretty wild. We had transfers, so Elder Avery left and now it's just me and Elder Arancibia.  My second time going to church in person here, I had to give a talk about how members can help in missionary work. As I was walking to the pulpit some old lady that we had dinner with a couple weeks ago fainted/had a stroke/ idk what happened. The Bishop told me to talk anyway. There were like 10 people fanning her with hymn books during my talk, and they came in with a wheelchair and brought her out. Kinda loco but keep her in your prayers. Other than that, we have been working hard. We had a bible study with a woman named Claudia, we read where she was in her studies which happened to be Mark 1 (Jesus's baptism)   She wants to be baptized now! We've been working with Melissa and her parents more, hopefully her parents will let her be baptized soon. We had a very very very long lesson with Jorge about baptism and the gift of the Ho...

  Holaa chonchitos,  Elder Avery was sick this week, so we stayed inside and grinded facebook most of the week.  I found this guy named Arí about a week ago on facebook, and he saw us in the street and stopped us. He said "Are you Clayton from facebook??? When are you gonna drop off my book of Mormon??" That was super hype, he is super cool we had a lesson at a park the next day. He's also gunna have a barbecue with us this week so that's hype. I also found a girl who was going to get baptized right before the pandemic, but lost contact with the missionaries when they flew home because of the pandemic last year. She lives in my trainer (Elder Ruggs) area so that's pretty epic.  It's been pretty hard to be in contact with Jorge lately because he's been out of town for work, but hopefully we can start seeing him again soon.  Since a lot of you guys have no idea what I teach people down here imma add a little bit of what I teach at the end of my emails every ...