Not much new is happening tomorrow.
Hermana Delgado and I are going to stay together this transfer, so I can finish
training her and I guess we'll see if I stay here or go somewhere else for my
last transfer. I'm excited to finally get to stay with a companion for more
than one transfer though! Also the elders are both staying, but they are
getting a new missionary tomorrow so they will trio train until Elder Brian
leaves on the 5th. It'll be nice to have another missionary down here besides
us four!
We had some really cool miracles
this week! So originally Isabella was scheduled to be baptized this Saturday on
the 24th, but we had been debating all week whether or not to delay it because
she hadn't been reading all week. We were a bit stressed because come Thursday
night she still hadn't read and I had pretty much given up on the idea of her
getting baptized this week, but a little thought in the back of my mind just
told me to keep having faith and that somehow some miracle would happen and God
would help her be prepared for next week. It's funny because I think this has
happened with every baptism on my mission, so I figured it could happen again.
So late Saturday night we got a text from her finally telling us she had been
reading, and then she did again on Sunday! Then we talked to our Ward mission
leader and he told us he thinks she's ready! Soooooo she's getting baptized
this Saturday at 12 with one of the elder’s investigators named Angelica! We're
super excited and hopefully everything goes as planned!
Also this week we also had a cool
lesson with Claudia and her son Angel. We were teaching them and all of a
sudden her son was just like I want to get baptized and we were like oh ok
cool! So we set a date with him. The only thing is he is 8 so he's not going to
be a convert baptism, but it's still pretty cool that although his mom has been
less active since before he was born he still has that desire!
Then Wednesday we finally got to see
Monica again and we talked a little bit about the Plan of Salvation and read Moroni
8 with her. I just love teaching her, because she has so many good questions
and can relate so well to the gospel! Right now she's still debating between us
and a Christian church in the area.
Hopefully, we will help her to pray and get an answer! I just know the
gospel will bless her life so much!
Then last of all Sunday was good! We
had a few people at church! This man named Eric came who is taking lessons from
some sisters up in Green Valley, but they have been telling us to keep a look
out for him. We got to sit by him and explain a lot to him. He seems super
ready to accept the gospel. He had so many questions and had a journal with him
and was asking about how people prepare to give talks and in priesthood he even
pulled the elders aside and had them answer a bunch of questions for him! Also
guess what? He lives in our area! The
only awkward thing is that he works in the area of the other sisters, so they
have been meeting with him there and I'm not so sure if they want to pass him
off to us.... sooo we will have to find a way to convince them that since he
lives in our area and is going to our ward we should probably be the ones
visiting him, so we can bring members to fellowship him. So hopefully that
works out!
Anyways that's about it for this
week! I'm super grateful for the how God blesses us every single day and that
if we will look for it we will always see His hand in our lives! I love you
lots!
Love,
Hermana Burgoyne
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