How is everything back home? Today is
the beginning of another change period. And like I said before, I am
officially staying in the same sector with my same companion. That also
means that when the mission divides in 3 weeks, I will be staying in
the Chile Rancagua Mission instead of going to the Chile Santiago South
Mission. That also means that I won't be going back to Santiago (which
probably makes you happy haha). But I honestly love it here. I feel
like I am really able to help the people here. I also really love
working with Elder Saucedo. He is a really great missionary and friend,
possibly the best that I've had here in Chile.
I decided to send some pictures of some things that have happened recently here.
First of all, the sister missionaries had a baptism a little over a week ago, where a young man named Cristhoper (yeah that's really how his spells it) that we had helped as well got baptized. It was a really great experience.
First of all, the sister missionaries had a baptism a little over a week ago, where a young man named Cristhoper (yeah that's really how his spells it) that we had helped as well got baptized. It was a really great experience.
I don't know if I told you all, but tomorrow we are going
to be receiving sister missionaries in our branch. So... we have been
working on getting the brand-new house ready that they will be living
in. For example we had to build their beds and their closets for them.
Finally, we also got a bench for lifting weights from a
less active member that we are working with. So now we are able to work
out a bit better haha. It's really fun to do that with my comp in the
mornings and when we have a little free time at night before going to
bed.
Well I think that's about all for now. I hope all is going well at home, and I will talk to you all soon.
Elder Stollenwerk
Elder Stollenwerk
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