Well I am putting my new apron to good use. Thanks again for the stuff you sent. We cooked up some traditional breakfast burritos and pancakes. We even found some Aunt Jemima syrup. ) Today I'll start by answering your questions. Our best investigator is A. He was baptized but then never came back to church about three years ago, so he was never confirmed. When we visited with him now, he said he is ready to make a change in his life. He struggles with the word of wisdom, but the thing that his boosted his testimony is the same thing that boosts everyone's. The Book of Mormon. I have literally seen the seed of faith in people grow and bring forth crops like Alma talks about with every person that reads the Book of Mormon. It's so true if people will just give it a try. Struggling? Well, then sit down and read the Book of Mormon. Power in that scripture.
The large umbrella was awesome, then I left it in a taxi!! I was so bummed. But it's okay because now I have a new one--a bigger one--with a little extension on the end for better reach. :)
Highlight of the week was with Elder Gardner on Saturday. We had the awesome opportunity to take missionaries from the MTC out for the day. They didn't speak any Spanish. I was with Elder Johnston from Mesa, Arizona. Maybe Moose knows him? We had a good day. It was crazy thinking I was at the same Spanish level as these guys eight months ago. The gift of tongues is real.
Another change though; Elder Gardner left, he is the financial secretary for the mission now, and my new comp is Elder C from Peru. One day together so far. I"ll let you know how it goes!
This week I have been listening to talks by President Hinckley, and WOW does he kick butt. He is probably my new favorite. :) I hope you know I have a strong testimony, especially of the Savior. It's amazing how much we come to know Him as we strive to do the things He does, and follow His footsteps.
Keep up the good work at home.
I love you all,
Elder Donaldson
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