hola hola chonchitos First full week out of quarantine since March and it was GLORIOUS. Yeah so pretty much most of the people we taught over the phone during quarantine don't live in our area, because we have the smallest area in the mission. It's all good though, we met a ton of people out in the streets this week. I'm able to get my Spanish in use with natives here again so that's nice. Nothing better than getting outside and talking with the locals. I was reading in Either about the brother of Jared this week. This is one of my favorite scriptures about faith in the Book of Mormon. 26 For he had said unto him in times before, that a if he would b believe in him that he could show unto him c all things—it should be shown unto him; therefore the Lord could not withhold anything from him, for he knew that the Lord could show him all things. The prophet put a big emphasis on faith this last conference...
Hola These past few weeks have flown by, We got news that the the Chilean borders will open in October, so our M ission P resident will come and 82 missionaries waiting to come. We also had transfers yesterday. I'm staying in the new area, and got a new comp, Elder Figueroa. That will probably change pretty soon though when we get all the new missionaries. Elder Figueroa likes to work, so this will be a good time. Also the 18th of September happened. That is the Independence Day of C hile and the biggest holiday here. It's pretty much the 4th of J uly without the fireworks. We had a barbecue and there is a special dance that the C hileans did called the C ueca. Actually a lot of things were different, but the colors of the the Chilean flag are red white and blue so it looks like the fourth at least when everyone puts their flags out. Its starting to get hot here again We have been having some pretty good lessons la...
Whattup mahomes, it was a good week About two weeks ago we were calling random contacts on our phone and nobody was picking up, BUT at exactly 9:29 (the last minute of the day) I scrolled and picked a random contact out of the 878 contacts the mission phone has and a man named Rafael picked up. He was taught one lesson by the missionaries right before covid but I guess he got lost in the sauce then, because he wasn't in any of our record books. Anyways he is super cool and wants to get baptized now. It's awesome seeing the Lord just giving him to us at the right time. Also we've been teaching a Haitian named Mois for over a month now, mans is an absolute dawg. He taught us how to pray in creole last week, so when we asked him to pray this week he asked if he could pray in creole, so we said yeah. Then he started praying in English, and the spirit was super strong. It was super cool. Apparently he learned English in Haiti like 10 years ago but he never told us that until n...
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