We
had the privilege to play some soccer today. The youth in our ward are
on vacations for the week, so we took advantage and played some good
competition in some Fùtbol.
This past week was
a little rough getting into the houses with all the people going crazy
with their Asados and flags and drinking and stuff like that.. Normal
Chilean stuff. But we had some amazing lessons with investigators and
also menos activos. Our investigator, Hector Figuroa, who has been
waiting patiently for his divorce papers to come through finished the
Book of Mormon this past week... He is converted 100%. We are still just
waiting on his papers so he can get married, get in the water, and receive his calling as our new Bishop. I love Hector. Our recent convert
did it again, blessing the sacrament for the 2nd time. He looked to
good up there standing next to a 17 year old priest and him being 67.. Something special I`ll tell you that... A special man. The Familia
Jaime is doing alright. Dayana (16 Years old) and Hugo (10 years old)
are amazing, they come all by themselves, without us even reminding
them. Last week thinking the family was at a scout trip, Hugo came and
surprised us staying all 3 hours all by himself. They are special
people.. They make my day happy. We put a Date for them for the 18th of October
to be baptized for one last push for the mom and the other 2 sisters to
show some desire to come to church and achieve the commitments we
leave them. If the mom doesn't get baptized we won`t baptize Hugo because as time goes on and his sisters get married and move out, he
won`t have the support. The mom is necessary. Dayana is prepared and her boyfriend (19 years old) who is preparing for his mission is going to baptize her. She is the catalyst of the family, such a good example. Pray for the mom and the 2 sisters of Hugo and Dayana. They are our
family that is progressing the most. We have a stock of about 17
different families that we are teaching, they all just don`t seem to
like waking up to come to church.... It's something I have seen my whole
mission that it's sooo difficult for me to get the people to church. But
we aren`t nervous, we will continue finding finding finding, the more we
find, the more people like Hector, Victor, Dayana and Hugo we will
find.
Everyone enjoy your 18th of September with a little barbeque of your own. Join in on the spirit of Chile.
I find out cambios this Saturday.
I am up in the air with what might happen. Stay tuned. I'm excited to
see where and with who the Lord needs me for these upcoming 6 weeks.
I
have been studying a lot in 3rd Nephi this past week. I love El Libro De
Mormon. Do your family night, family-personal scripture study, and family-personal prayer. The Lord asks very little of us compared to what
he asked his son to do.
Les quiero muchísimo
Elder Paxman
I
made my comp French Toast this week, he loved it hahah Silly Latins
trying American food, gotta love it. He made me Breakfast as well. The thing with the Guacamole sauce on it is a Sopaipilla.
The dog we always pass by that we named Marta because it looks like the dog from the show Martha speaks, she was sleeping.
Chilean Atardecer (Sunset)
The trophy is the trophy for the Libertador, a huuuuge tournement of all
the South American soccer teams that a team here in Chile won. The Team
is called Colo Colo, booo it's my rival ;)
1 comment:
Gosh I thought that dog was dead! I'm glad she was just sleeping--although that's a super weird place and way to sleep. And both breakfasts look YUMMY. I love sopapillas! Never had one with guacamole, but it looks delish. It's hard to believe you'll be home in just six months. I hope you remember how to speak English! :0
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