My new companion Elder Fiabane |
For zone conference this week Elder Zeballos came. He is the
area seventy. He talked about the importance of learning another language
specifically English because it is the language of the restoration and the language
of the world. He told us that if you can speak both English and Spanish you can
talk to 80% of the members of the church and if you add Portuguese you can talk
to 90%. His wife also talked and talked about the importance of having love for
those around us specifically our investigators. It was a really good conference
and I learned a lot. It also answered the question that I was wondering of is
the Book of Mormon more true in English, yes because it was translated by the
power of god to English then by man to Spanish.
I did not get transferred am still here in Circunvalación II
and Elder Santoro went to mipu (my poo, yes that is how it is said) Corrientes.
Things that I do every day. We wake up at 6:30 every morning
and have a half hour of exercise. (That usually consists of rolling over in my
bed and sleeping another half hour because no one wants to exercise when you
walk everywhere all day. Then we take turns showering. We then have an hour of
personal study, then one hour of companionship study, then one hour of doce
semana, then an hour of language study. Then we depending on the day have lunch
with a member or in the pensh. After that we leave and work until about 8 then
we try to find some dinner or go to a member’s home. We go back to the pensh 9
to 9:30. We then have our nightly planning. After that we update the area book
and if I have time write in my journal. The zone leaders call every night for their
verifications. And that is a normal day in the life.

Right now we have a few investigators who are getting close
to baptism. Diego is ready we just need to get his papers signed by his mom
tonight for him to get baptized this Saturday, hopefully all goes well.
Estefana and her family are getting close (that was the story that I shared in
the last one). We also have an investigator named Johana that we have recently
have started teaching and she accepted a baptismal date for the 27th!
Unfortunately I have to go now but I can´t wait to hear from
you guys next week! Love you soo much! Hasta luego!
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