Ollo. As always this week has been pretty awesome. Never a dull moment as a missionary. Here are the highlights of this week:
Enchiladas - so for District Council I made my mom's chicken Enchiladas, rice, and refried beans. I finally understand why she stopped making them because it takes a lot of work. Love ya Mom.
Party crashers - so a member in our ward was preparing their backyard to host a wedding. So we went over 4 times this week to help. One day we moved more than 3000 tons of concrete in church clothes. Then the last day was the dinner before the wedding day with the whole family from both sides and us two Elders. It was kinda funny, the food was great, and the bride and groom were cool. So good luck to them.
Eddie - was introduced to the church by a member he works with and he's interested in learning more! He's come to church once and we talked about the Book of Mormon and gave him one. We'll see him again next week.
Brooklyn - is the friend of a recent convert who has been inviting her to come. She's pretty open and apparently has read a bit of the Book of Mormon before which is crazy. Hopefully she'll want to learn more
Ricky - he's a guy that asked us to come back and talked about the differences in our beliefs and how we follow Christ. He's super cool. And we are going back sometime to talk again. It'll be great.
Spiritual thought - no matter what ya think you are wanted. We struggle with people each week who don't come to church or keep commitments because they don't feel wanted. But I want y'all to know that you are. And if you tell yourself nobody does, you are only lying to yourself. Because there is at least one person who will always want you, no matter what. You know Him, I know Him. And there will be a time you might forget how much He wants you, so I tell you now so that hopefully when that time comes you can remember this.
God loves you with His whole heart, might, mind, and strength. And He is all powerful, all knowing, and all loving.
Love you too. Here are pics.






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