It was a great week here and sounds
like a pretty crazy one back at home too. My mail was flooded this week. If I didn’t
get to your email this week, sorry, I will try to get to it the next
week.
So, this week was great here, too.
For starts, this week I tried leading the sector. Which meant I had the phone. I made the calls citas
(appointments) all that fun stuff. It was a great experience for sure. Learning
to understand Spanish over the phone, is hard for sure. Over all though it was
not bad. Me and my comp work pretty evenly, so even with me ´´leading´´ the
sector it was a lot the same. Just a little easier to not have to ask to call
someone.
Our investigators are kind of split.
Some are doing great and some not so well. First off, we got to meet with Jacob
this week. We have been out of contact with him for a while and it was so great
to see him. He told us that he really wants a new job so that he can come to
church again on Sundays. Also he told us about how he had to stand up and
defend his delfies with his uncle. His uncle came to him one day and started
telling him how we are not his brothers and how we (me and my comp) are crazy
and Jacob defended us saying that we where brothers in Christ and in the church(so
true). Then when his uncle tried to tell him that he is crazy and that Christ
died and doesn´t live, he stood up for what he believes and told him that Christ
does live. We were not there for any of this, he told us about it later. I was
so surprised at his testimony and his firmness. He never ceases to surprise me
with his testimony. After that we talked to him about the word of wisdom. He
had a bit of a problem understanding why no coffee and tea, but we told him to
pray and ask for a confirmation. Which I know he will do. Honestly, the only
thing that is holding Jacob back is his work. And me and my comp are really
praying he can find a new job.
Margarita and Andréa’s are doing
really good. They have been receiving all kinds of strength and support from
the ward. It’s amazing. The ward is falling in love with them and everyone
wants to have family home evenings or do activities with them. More than
anything else I know the love that the ward is showing, is going to be what
carries them thought this conversion process.
For Carlos things have been rough. He
couldn’t make it to church this Sunday and then our appointment with him fell
as well. He had a baptism planned for this Saturday but now it looks like we
are going to have to wait and let him devolpe more of a testimony of the
church. What we really need is to get him infused in this ward. That’s what we
are going to try and do.
Wow like I said it was such a good
week this week and a crazy day for emails. I wish you all the best and that you
all have a very merry Christmas
-Elder Harrison
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