We
moved houses! Woohoo! We had been having problems of running out of
water and with some drunks here near the center of town and were told by
a couple of members that it might be best to move. We hadn't really
thought about it (because the thought of moving sounded like way too
much work =P) when Mayra told us that she had found a house for us. When
we went to check it out we both felt a confirmation that it was time to
move and that this house was just fine. We then prayed and asked the
Lord to put everything into place so that we could move it that was His
will. Well, turns out it was. =) The "contract" on our old house had
been thoroughly lost and so did no longer exist, everything got hooked
up and ready in the new house, and we got everything settled with the
mission offices and were able to move on Saturday.
A few members helped us out and we were out of the old house and into
the new one in less than an hour. Although we didn't sleep well and felt
uncomfortable in the new house the first night, we felt right at home
after it received a blessing from our ward mission leader.
This
week we've seen a couple of miracles. We received a reference from the
offices of a woman who had called in to receive the missionaries and
wanted to see them the next day. The only catch was that it was for the
Elders. =( We totally forgot to pass it to them that night and got a
call the next day to see if we had given it them and ended up having to
look for it because the elders had gone to the hospital (actually our
entire district except for us spent the weekend in the hospital). As it
turns out, she actually lives in our area. Her name is Maribel and she
was really excited to receive us. She's had a lot of problems in her
family and told us that she felt a special peace and tranquility in her
heart as we talked. We are hoping that she is one of the prepared
children of God in this area and that the Lord has given us the privilege of teaching her.
There is another family that we are going to find out this week if
they are willing to listen to the Gospel. They area reference from a
member who talked with them while traveling to Mexico City. They had
been passing through many trial and she had mentioned to them the power
of a priesthood and gave her testimony of it. She offered to contact us
and hep them be able to receive a priesthood blessing. When we went to
look for them, the first people asked to see if they knew them were
actually them. Although it was originally just the little 7 year old
daughter who was interested in the gospel, the parents began to ask
questions about the Restored Gospel as we sat and talked to their child.
Tonight
their oldest daughter will be receiving a priesthood blessing that she
had asked us for and we hope that they will be able to feel the Spirit
and that it will soften their hearts enough to accept the Gospel.
Estefani
has been doing well however getting her to church has been a struggle
and yesterday we talked to her and her mother about baptism and her
mother (who doesn't even act like her mother) is not a fan. We are
hoping that their hearts will be softened and that we will be able to
prepare her to be baptized.
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