Hello Everyone!
Another good week out here with my greenie Elder
Chichia! We've been able to get a lot of work done which is good
obviously haha. But before we begin I need a moment of silence for my
good friend in the mission Elder Trinidad. He didn't die or anything but
President Mann moved him to a different zone so now I never get to see
him. We had a funeral for him on Thursday night. It was very sad.
Okay now the funniest thing from the week. Yesterday
we were in church and a dude from our ward told me that a non-member was
outside and wanted to meet us missionaries. So I went out to meet him and
I could tell right away that he was homeless. He was all confused about the
hours of our services and said he was waiting for his friends (they were
fake). I told him he could come back next Sunday but some other member
said "there's still 20 minutes, go in right now!" Bad
idea. He came in to Sacrament Meeting and withing three minutes he was
asleep and snoring louder than that one sister that used to snore all the time
in our ward back home.
Anyways the whole ward was laughing because he snored so loud, and then after
the meeting WE COULDN'T WAKE HIM UP. It took like 15 minutes of all of us
shaking him to kick him out. He kept saying "Ya voy, solo cinco
minutos mas" haha. It was awesome.
Also we were teaching some investigators about baptism this
week (keep in mind that we've put two baptismal dates with them already and
they haven't saiod anything about another church), but we were talking about
baptism with them and they were like "Well we were all baptized in the
Catholic church." What?! But we talked to them about proper
authority and baptism by immersion and baptizing little kids and they were
still like "Well, I don't think we need baptism, we just need to study the
scriptures more." They also said that Catholic priests had authority
because they know 7 different languages, which makes them really smart. I
guess that's the same thing as authority? Good times.
But this week we're going to marry two of our investigators
and baptize them! (As long as everything goes smoothly with the wedding
and divorce.) We're super excited for them because they've completely
changed their lives.
And that's it for the week! Love you guys! Have
a great one!
Elder Warren
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