This
week was a little crazy with the transfers and what not, but I've finally made
it to Monday to tell you all about it. I found out on Tuesday that
for sure I would be leaving Marcala, but I had no clue where I would be going.
My new area is called Country, but don't let the name fool you, I'm right smack
dab in the middle of the city. It was like having culture shock all over again.
I went from a tiny, tiny pueblo to being in the middle of the big city. But, it
was a good change. I've really enjoyed what I've seen so far and it always
smells like bread in the streets, because there are a ton of Panadaria's
(places that sell bread).
My new
companion is Hermana Ixcoy (pronounced Ishcoy) and she is from Guatamala just
like my last companion. She's been here for about a year now. She is super
patient, humble, and loving and I've really enjoyed these passed few days we've
had together. We have really similar personalities so we get along really well.
I think it's going to be a good 6 weeks, but also a quick 6 weeks.
My first
day in Country we went to visit a family of 5 that are going to be
baptized this Saturday. They are super kind ,and from what I've seen,
super ready to get married and baptized. Later Hna. Ixcoy told me that this
Hermano dropped his job so that he could come to church, and as of right now he
still has no job. We are praying for them and know that God will provide a way
for this family, because they are doing what he has asked of them.
Well,
that's all about my new life for now. I'm enjoying it, but it's definitely a
big change. Oh also, one more thing... guess who I found in Honduras on
Wednesday?! Miss Cambree King! I'll attach a photo to this email. I love you
all lots!
Les Quiero,
Hermana Hansen
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