hola
familia!
How
are you guys doing? Hopefully you are nice and warm, enjoying every moment of
sun. It is sooooo cold here!!! I woke up this morning and it was 8 degrees Celsius
(46 degrees Fahrenheit) in our house. It’s been raining a lot too and windy. Haha
we can see our breath when we are studying. I’m so glad I have a sleeping
bag!
This week passed by
really fast... on Tuesday we had entercambios with the hermana leaders. It was
interesting... it POURED for the whole day. By 7 we were soaked to the bone. No one wanted
to let us in... nothing new but we were trying to keep a positive attitude
through it all.
I’m so cold!!!!
The next night, we
were out knocking doors and a dog ran across the street charging at us and totally
got plowed by a car. It was pretty traumatizing.
Then the next day we
were knocking doors again and another dog came out through a gate and almost
took off my arm. Fun, fun, fun here in Osorno.
These past few weeks
have been really hard trying to find new people. Everyone is always "so
busy." We were only able to have 3 lessons this past week. Not going to
lie, I’ve been kind of struggling with this. It would be one thing if I knew I
was getting transferred to another sector, but no.
I never really imaged
how my last transfer would be, but I was hoping I could end teaching a lot and
having many spiritual experiences inviting many to come unto Christ and seeing
at least one baptism in this sector.
It was difficult at
first to accept the fact that I am still here in Centro and that this is how I
will be ending. Working hard.
I have come the
realization that everything happens for a reason. I don’t know why Padre
Celestial wants me to finish here, like this, but I now feel somewhat at peace
about it.
We were talking last
night, me and my comp, and I was telling her that yes, I was sad that I would
end here for the reasons that I just mentioned. I told her that not all the
sectors are like this—that there are a lot more friendly people in other sectors
and that there are many people the the Lord is preparing. While I was talking,
I felt a feeling of satisfaccion and acceptance. So be it. Iré y haré lo que
manda el Señor. (I will go and do what the Lord says).
I am learning a lot
about accepting the Lord’s timing and the importance of diligence and
perseverance in all that I’ve done. I probably won’t be able to see the fruits
of my labors here, but I know that somewhere, sometime down the line, more
missionaries will, and I will be so happy to see and hear of the miracles they
were able to see.
I know that this
Gospel is true. I know that God lives and that He loves us. I love the Book of
Mormon. It is an amazing book and has helped me soooo much. READ IT!!!! EVERY
DAY!
tengan una linda
semana! les amo muchisimo! (Have a nice week! I love you very much!)
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