Hola mi familia preciosa!
Things are going well here. Transfers are on June 7th. On the 4th, we will find out
whether or not we get transferred. My companion thinks she is leaving. I think
I'll be staying here, but who knows, we'll see! I hope I do stay here. I love
Culpeper so much. I already know it's going to be so hard when I eventually do
get transferred, especially if I'm going somewhere in the suburbs or city. I
will miss country life!
We had zone p-day this past Monday, and it was pretty much
the Elders playing sports and the sisters hanging out together, haha. I brought
my watercolors, and my sister training leader and I painted- she loves it!
On Tuesday we had "Sisters' Meeting". It was all
the sisters in our zone and a few of the surrounding zones. President and
Sister Wilson came, and they and their daughter who just got home from her
mission taught us. It was really awesome! All of the instruction was wonderful.
After, we had lunch and a clothing exchange! I was so excited for that.
Wednesday we had district meeting, and I gave a training.
Later that day we went tracting. We did quite a bit of tracting this week. It
used to not be my favorite thing to do, and it still isn't, but it's actually
not that bad! I'm becoming more and more bold, and I'm starting to be less
scared about certain things. I'm also starting to care less what people think
(in a good way).
Speaking of that, we found a woman from Guatemala while we
were tracting, and she let us in to teach her. Also, on Friday we met this really
cool woman named Carolina. She's so sweet and nice, and I can tell she's really
interested! When we came over, she called all of her kids to come out to the
family room and listen to the lesson- no one ever does that! It was so cool.
She was listening very intently to us. I know she'll be baptized, she's serious
about this. That was such a miracle that we were able to find her and meet with
her, because she is ready for this!
Evelia was on date to be baptized this coming Saturday, but
today we're going to see if we can keep her on date and push it back to the
4th. She hasn't come to church again since fast Sunday :(. We still teach her
and everything, but getting her to church is the hard part. She believes
everything we teach, and she knows it's true. She's been praying about baptism
and she said that she feels good about it, and she feels peace, but she's not
fully committed to a date.
Jacky and Leonardo: Jacky is perfect, amazing, and awesome.
She believes everything we teach, she believes The Book of Mormon is true, and
she just intuitively knows everything, and it makes sense to her. When we're
teaching her and her esposo she'll explain things to him and I always think,
"How does she know all of this so well??" If she could come to church,
she'd be baptized. But there's the problem. Only her esposo can drive, so she
doesn't have a way to come without him. We've even offered to get her a ride, but she says that she
needs Leonardo to help with the baby when he cries and stuff. Leonardo isn't
super into all of this. He's super nice, and he listens to us, but he gets
really bored during the lessons, so he's not super into it. Jacky is so ready,
so it's just hard because the only thing that's holding her back is her esposo!
But we'll get there. She is just so ready and I know that Heavenly Father will
provide a way.
Well, that's about all I have time for today! I love you all
so very much and I love hearing from you!
I know the Gospel is true and I know that Heavenly Father is in the
details of our lives, every minute of our lives! He is so aware of us and loves
us so much. I'm so grateful to be a missionary!
Con amor,
Hermana Eddington
Tracting in the rain. |
One of the many reasons I love it here! It's so nice to see things like this everywhere. |
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