Hey family,
Things are great here in Tiloarque, Comayagûela. In week 9 of
the training progress...its kinda cool to be able to review all these
things to polish up before i finish. I really love the ward here, making
some good friends and people are really excited to help us out. Ive
never seen a ward get so excited about missionary work. Next week we
have a stake activity in the chapel of the temple. We are inviting all
investigators, recent converts, and less actives. President Fortuna will
be giving a message and then we will be able to walk around the temple
gardens with our investigators. We have a few families that we are
teaching, and i think that would really help them a lot. There is a
family that is really great that we are teaching...they are our
neighbors. The son is 20 years old and got baptized a few months
ago...the bad thing is they kept it a secret from the dad. The dad,
Rafa, wasnt to keen on the idea of his son getting baptized into the
mormon church, but he has chilled out a lot and really likes when we
visit him. He said he couldnt connect to the sister missionaries that
were visiting him before. But the mom and son are still trying to figure
out how to tell the dad...pretty uncomfortable. im afraid that if he
decides he wants to get baptized with the family and he finds out that
his son already got baptized then he might get mad and upset with the
church or i dont know what else could happen. The mom, Jenny, Comes to
church with her son every sunday
almost and is really positive. Right now we are just working on getting
the dad to church. He opened up a lot to me when i asked him about his
work and talked a little bit about soccer. I think that in a few weeks
we`ll be able to get him to church...especially because they only live
like 50 yards away from the church.
Alan and cristian are getting baptized this saturday.
Yesterday, Alan didnt go to church, we went to his house with his
friends that go to church and went to wake him up in his bed haha but he
didnt want to wake up. So that was pretty frustrating because the day
before he had really really really committed to going. But he can still
get baptized, so we are gonna be visiting them every day this week. its
pretty frustrating/funny because they cant have us in their house at
night from 7 to 9 because they watch a telenovela (soap opera) and i
guess its getting reeeeally good haha because almost nobody wants to
open their doors during that time on the days that its on. Same thing
when Honduras is playing soccer haha. Tomorrow jamaica comes to honduras
to play...so we are gonna have to find something to do. The city
literally shuts down. They close schools and work to watch the game.
Thanks dad for figuring that out with my card, ill be waiting
for the card in the mail, and ill be taking money out with elder
hamilton soon. Hes a really good guy. we have a family reunion in
august? where? let me know what my topic is for my talk on the 14th so i
can prepare a good one ;) haha. heathers basement looks like its coming
alot great.
I love you guys, thanks for EVERYTHING. trying to finish strong these last 4 weeks.
con MUCHO amor y cariño,
Elde Archibald
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