Hola todos!
First of all. Wow, time really flew this week.
Second, I really don´t know what to tell you all, because the work was really the same as in all of the rest of the weeks. We worked hard and we found some really great people, and we had some fun, and in the end of it all, I felt the spirit really strongly and grew up a little more. I guess that´s missonary work.
We found a really great family on Wednesday. They are Marianela, an older lady who wants to come closer to God now that she is nearing the end of her life, her daughter Faviola, who visited the church when she was about 12 but never joined it, and the daughters of Faviola. We found them knocking on doors. We went to visit one of their neighbors, but he needed to run an errand really quickly so it gave us about 30 minutes and really close to him we found them. They are all really excited about the church and came yesterday. It was amazing!
Also, we taught an 84-year-old man who has visited the church two times now. His name is Victor. He loves to talk all about his life and the great things he did. We had to teach really simply to him because if we didn´t he would talk our ears off. But he really wants to be baptized so we set a date with him. 20th of october. Pretty exciting!
For PDay we played card games with the zone leaders and tried to clean our house, but it is still really messy so I´m not going to send any pictures of the house yet.
But here´s a few pictures to help you understand a little more about Santo Domingo
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| A lot of what we eat during the day is rice and meat and a little bit of vegetables so I have take it to my own to buy and eat fruit in the house. It is really really tasty and cheaper here too. |
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| his made me laugh a bit. It´s a percussion instrument being sold as a tourist item but the image is pretty funny. |
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| This is almost always how it is in the morning outside our window. Completely foggy. Sometimes you can´t see across the street. |
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