I
will be heading back up to Arica, which is a City at the VERY top of
Chile. Right below Perú, I was there about 18 months ago, when I was
just a young lad in the mission. I can`t explain how excited I am to see
my convert Andrés who will be going on a mission to Perú on March 10th, along with seeing members and old Investigators in my Sector of Pukarani.
I will be staying here in Iquique until Tomorrow night at about 2 in the morning, so technically Wednesday
to head down to Antofagasta to have a great meeting- Presentation with
all 18 new Missionaries coming in and 18 Trainers. to find out who will
be companions with who. Its an experience that you never forget, I still
can remember to this day the exact conversations I had exactly a year
ago when I trained for the first time. With Elder Malan. Unforgettable. I
will arrive to my Sector in Arica at 6:30 in the morning on Thursday
and will get right to work getting to know the area, the bishop, the
members, the Investigators, and finding new Investigators, along with my
new companion. 6 weeks seems like such little time to do everything I
want there. I have no time to waste. LETS GET TO WORK BABYYYYY BOO! I`m
gonna work my kid to death, but a good type of Death don`t worry....
Its
never easy saying goodbye, In such a short period of 3 months I have
gained so many eternal friends here in Iquique, one of the most
impactful sectors of my whole mission. The Converts, the Members, the
Investigator, once again, impossible for me to describe my true
feelings. Goodbyes stink.... (I was gonna write suck but then I thought
that wasn`t a missionary word) I love these people, I love the mission. I
am leaving so many great friends, but awaiting even more in Arica.
I dry cleaned my suit for the first time since the MTC, about 21 months... hahaha I`m so funny....
Well
on that Note I will talk to you all Next week, letting you know how the
sector is in Arica, who my son is, and more miracles that are bound to
happen... This upcoming transfer will teach my son and I how to really
trust in the lord.
With lots and lots of Amor
Elder Papito Paxman
1 comment:
What a great way to end your mission!! Your "son" will be very lucky to have you as his trainer. I love your enthusiasm and motivation to work hard until the very end. See you soon!
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