I'm staying here in B6 for one more transfer and getting a new companion.
Fortunately, being Lider de Distrito means that I'm receiving calls every hour
now about who's coming and going. Arranging who needs to stay at our piso for
overnight, planning for a meeting Tuesday and writing to president still. A lot
of work but I love it.
Being busy helps keep your mind off things and you put things that are
important first then everything seems to fall in place. I saw Èlder Nash today. He is heading
home now and I got to see him off. Being in B6, I see every missionary enter
and every missionary leave. Sad but there is always life and blessings after.
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| La salchicha es muy bien |
Best thing that happened this week. The
sisters here in barrio 6 are going to have a baptism this Saturday! The lord is
helping us so much throughout this week. We've gained a lot of help from the
ward especially the younger people. We've been teaching a less active family
lately and they've brought two new people for us to teach. So this week was
amazing in that sense.
Èlder
Calder (my new companion) and I have different personalities but we work very
well together. He is from Mapleton, UT and he has six months on the mission. He
likes the fact that I cook for him and he cleans up the kitchen because he
likes to do that.
We have an overload of British people
now. This zone I'm in, we have 6 people from Britain. The native missionaries
here that speak English now come with us to translate what the people from
Britain are saying.
3 Let not mercy and truth forsake thee: bind them about thy neck;
write them upon the table of thine heart:
Love you,
Èlder Broadbent