This last week went by really fast! I think it was due to
the fact that on Saturday we had a baptism! We had their interviews plus last
minute planning for the actual service. It all went perfectly!! It started late
but they were so happy and yesterday they got confirmed so they are all
officially members of the Church. I also made cookies and brownies for after
the baptism and some Elders made a licuado from milk and cookies that was
really tasty. It was a great way to start our Saturday!
| Happy baptism! |
The rest of the week we spent contacting and finding new
investigators. Some of our contacts have been really great. We had an
appointment with one contact that I had high hopes for—I had even put a little
star next to her name because I thought she was golden. When we stopped by, no
one answered and we were really bummed. We went to find another family and
about ten minutes later we got a phone call from her! She apologized and asked
if we could go by and teach her. Well, of course we did! That is the first time
a contact has called us up for missing an appointment.
During the week we went with a less-active member who is very busy
taking care of her father. She is older and we always try to help her out with
something but she always says no. This time I was really persistent and even
offered to teach English to her family members. She looked at me and asked me
how I was going to teach it. I was so confused and questioned her. She repeated
the question and I realized that she thought I didn't speak English! I told her
I knew English, that we speak it at home and that I only learned Spanish in the
mission. She was kind of confused and just looked at me with skepticism. I'm
still not sure she believes I know English. Maybe that means my Spanish is
better than I thought!
I hope you all have a great week and that you are enjoying
the warmer weather. It is really hot here—I'm already looking forward to the
rainy season in the end of May. Today we got permission to go to Center and see
some sights since my companion has never been. We met up with my friend,
Hermana Gurley, who is training my companion's MTC companion. It was perfect!
| Seeing the sights in downtown Mexico City. |
| MTC friends reunited. |
Love you all!
Hermana Bennett
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