So how are you guys all doing in the deep dark depression of winter? Suckers!
Today we have a zone activity so we have to take a train at eleven, which is why we are here early cuz we have to travel far to get together with the other Elders. We re basically isolated out here.
OH!! I almost forgot! Veronica, Laura, and Noelia got baptized on Saturday! It was one of the most gratifying experiences I have had on the mission. Veronica was so extremely grateful for Hermana Hobbs and me. It was nice to be appreciated
Something funny that happened: We had the baptism in the Elders area in a real church because we thought it would be a nicer experience for them. We had to take a 40-minute train ride. When we got to the train station we found out it was cancelled! I was a little stressed, as you can imagine. So we called our Branch President cuz they all have cars. We ended up traveling in a caravan about a half hour to the baptism. We were about five or six cars full of people. That is not common in Argentina. Hermana Hobbs and I felt like we were in Utah just going to church or something.
This next week is stake conference and a general authority is coming. Hector's family is SOOOOO ready to get baptized. It's insane! Yesterday after church we were on the phones with the elders from the south mission, Gavin's mission, where Hector was baptized 25 years ago. We were finding his records. We are trying to push so that he can baptize his wife and his daughter. You have no idea how incredibly wonderful this family is!
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