Hey thurrrrrrrrrrr!
Hey everybody... Sorry I didn't get a chance to write last week ;( We went
to Ipales to play soccer against their elders, 2 hours south, and on the drive back
up we got delayed on the freeway a bunch, and got back too late to write. Bummer.
But it's all good! Anyway, not this week, but the week before we went to Cali for
zone leader conference. It was good. I slept in the house of Elder Wilcox there
in Cali. Good friend. On the bus ride home, from 6 in the afternoon to 5 in the
morning, I got a nasty cold that I'm just barely getting over... That weekend
Carlos Guevara was baptized and confirmed a member of the church. His nephew, who
returned from his mission that same week, baptized him and I was able to stand in
on his confirmation. This week, on Wednesday, we had zone conference. President and
Sister Prince came down with the assistants and we had our last zone conference
with President Prince. Weird. It was good. I liked it quite a bit. This Saturday
we also had a baptismal service for Angela. Angela is 14 years old. We found her
through her inactive sister, Nicol. Nicol has been coming back to church, and we
have been working with Angela for about 5 weeks. She's awesome, and it's great to
see her sister reactivating as well. She wanted me to baptize her, so I did. Special stuff for sure. Now that Carlos and Angela got baptized, we are at a bit
of a crossroads here with Elder Delgadillo. Gotta find new people to teach and
keep the work moving forward! I love the mission. It's hard. It's trying. It's
rewarding. It's a blessing. Even though I miss you all so much, I couldn't imagine
not have come here and doing what I'm doing. The church is true. If you aren't
going to church much or having doubts about anything in this life... Don't worry.
It will work out. Keep pressing forward. Start trusting in family and friends
and most of all trust in our Heavenly Father. I love you all. I hope you all
have an excellent week. I'll try to send some pics of Angela's baptism and p-day
today. We went to a little national park type thing. Really cool. Explored for
about 3 hours. It had a part with a bunch of pine trees, and I felt right at
home. Also a little jungle part of the forest right in Colombia. Haha. It was
coo.l Super pretty. Love you all. Have a good week!
Angela's Baptism
Great view of P-day today
Pine trees here in Pasto
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