Random thoughts:
We were walking one night and we came across a community band and choir singing on a rainy night. They were really Spanish because they had guitars and accordions.
We met a recent convert/ less active in the street, one we were trying to get in contact with, and God placed her in our path. Miracle
We were walking one day and I came upon this sign, translating into English, "Lazaro, an insurance company". Life insurance anyone?
We knocked doors one day and we gave a Book of Mormon to a man from Argentina. The spirit in that book will touch his life.
We went to Burger King one day with the less active/ recent convert I mentioned above, and we had lunch with her at Burger King because she only has time during lunch time. I ordered an ice cream and they didn't give me my chocolate sauce:(
We asked a man what a word meant in Spanish in the street and the man said it meant "hurry" and quickly ran off saying that he was in a hurry too.
We contacted another less-active too because we were contacting one day and found out that she is from Columbia and have a visit with her on Wednesday.
We had tacos for lunch one day and they were soooo good!
We were on a bus and we contacted a lady who has been living here for 48 years. she was from New Jersey. She knew that we were Americans because we are 6 feet plus and have Mormon name tags on.
We saw a cool sports car I believe it's called a mazarati or something Like that. It has a trident as its symbol. It was really nice.
We met another American family from St. Louis, Missouri. They have been here in Europe for 40+ days. What an adventure.
The streets flooded. A pipe was accidentally broken and water flooded a street. We made paper boats and sailed them down the street. :)
We were walking one night and we came across a community band and choir singing on a rainy night. They were really Spanish because they had guitars and accordions.
We met a recent convert/ less active in the street, one we were trying to get in contact with, and God placed her in our path. Miracle
We were walking one day and I came upon this sign, translating into English, "Lazaro, an insurance company". Life insurance anyone?
We knocked doors one day and we gave a Book of Mormon to a man from Argentina. The spirit in that book will touch his life.
We went to Burger King one day with the less active/ recent convert I mentioned above, and we had lunch with her at Burger King because she only has time during lunch time. I ordered an ice cream and they didn't give me my chocolate sauce:(
We asked a man what a word meant in Spanish in the street and the man said it meant "hurry" and quickly ran off saying that he was in a hurry too.
We contacted another less-active too because we were contacting one day and found out that she is from Columbia and have a visit with her on Wednesday.
We had tacos for lunch one day and they were soooo good!
We were on a bus and we contacted a lady who has been living here for 48 years. she was from New Jersey. She knew that we were Americans because we are 6 feet plus and have Mormon name tags on.
We saw a cool sports car I believe it's called a mazarati or something Like that. It has a trident as its symbol. It was really nice.
We met another American family from St. Louis, Missouri. They have been here in Europe for 40+ days. What an adventure.
The streets flooded. A pipe was accidentally broken and water flooded a street. We made paper boats and sailed them down the street. :)
Élder Montalbo gave a talk on Sunday on baptism. It was really good.
We had beautiful weather on Sunday.
We had lots of people at church on Sunday. We sang hymn 208 in Spanish. It's our mission song!
Our G.P. Teacher has just been released and so he gave his last class on Sunday, and gave a goodbye compliment to all the people that were in class, which were a lot. Even to the investigators he gave praises and compliments.
We had a really good lunch on Sunday in a pueblo with an Ecuadorean family. It was really good food, with a beet salad!
Well family I love the savior. I have the wonderful chance to read from the New Testament as an assignment from president Dayton. I have been going slow right now in my reading but I have discovered the blessing of the holy bible that we have now days. It is a blessing to be able to read of stories that have been preserved from generations to generations. It is not a complete, accurate account of ancient church history, but with modern prophets and the Book of Mormon we can learn more who the savior is and why he is so important. I really liked matt. 5 the sermon on the mount, pres. Monson said " the greatest sermon given by the greatest person who ever lived." Read your scriptures and receive your daily bread from the
Lord by means of prayer and meditation. I love you all and hope you have a great week.
Con cariño,
Élder Gonzalez
We had beautiful weather on Sunday.
We had lots of people at church on Sunday. We sang hymn 208 in Spanish. It's our mission song!
Our G.P. Teacher has just been released and so he gave his last class on Sunday, and gave a goodbye compliment to all the people that were in class, which were a lot. Even to the investigators he gave praises and compliments.
We had a really good lunch on Sunday in a pueblo with an Ecuadorean family. It was really good food, with a beet salad!
Well family I love the savior. I have the wonderful chance to read from the New Testament as an assignment from president Dayton. I have been going slow right now in my reading but I have discovered the blessing of the holy bible that we have now days. It is a blessing to be able to read of stories that have been preserved from generations to generations. It is not a complete, accurate account of ancient church history, but with modern prophets and the Book of Mormon we can learn more who the savior is and why he is so important. I really liked matt. 5 the sermon on the mount, pres. Monson said " the greatest sermon given by the greatest person who ever lived." Read your scriptures and receive your daily bread from the
Lord by means of prayer and meditation. I love you all and hope you have a great week.
Con cariño,
Élder Gonzalez
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