May 19, 2014
At the beginning of this week my
companion was really sick so we were in our house for an entire day. She slept
most of the day regaining her energy while I read many articles en the ensigns,
studied scriptures, and watched A LOT of church videos. This experience made me
grateful that we have lessons and set things to be doing everyday, because just
sitting in our house was definitely not the most exciting thing of the week.
But, the most important thing is that she is feeling better now and we are back
to work with our new familias and new investigators. More good news! This week
was our recent convert (Wilmer's) birthday so we bought him a beautiful cake
and this time we actually got to try a piece of it, ha ha. His mom told us that
they didn't have much money right then, so that was going to be the only
special thing they did for his birthday. It made me so happy that we had
decided to do that for him!
Another day earlier in the week we
met with one of our menos activos and were helping her make tortillas. She
sells them every day and they make 1000 tortillas every day to sell! I thought
that was so crazy, but while I was helping flip the tortillas I could feel
these little pinches on my feet. I looked down, but couldn't see anything.
After a while I switched my companion places so I could sit down and take a
closer look and there were all of these tiny little black ants that had climbed
into my shoes and were biting my feet and ankles. But no worries, after a few
minutes I got them all off and only have a handful of red spots from there.
Here the ants are a little more aggressive then, back home.
This Friday we had a Confrencia de
Zona with our Mission President and it was really good. You can tell that he
truly is an inspired man that is called of God to help guide us missionaries.
He focused a lot in the prayer and the faith. He said that we need to pray
specifically for our investigators and for the things that we are struggling
with. So, this week my companion and I have been trying to be even more
specific and ask God for help when we need it. Our Father in Heaven truly is
willing to help us and even wants to help us, but we need to put forth the
effort to kneel down humbly before him and ask in faith for those things that
we need. He loves us more than we can imagine and being here on the mission has
just proved that to me even more. I hope you all have a wonderful week! I love
you all!
Much Love,
Hermana Hansen
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