Well, it was a very good week here in Puerto
again. The rainy season has set forth in, so it is raining about every day. Mud
is everywhere! I did not take hardly any
photos this week, I am really sorry, if I
can, I will try to attach some older ones.
The
power has been going out very regularly, so we have had a little trouble
finding computers today, but luckily the church has a few we can use.
Some
things that I love about Puerto is that everyone loves to go to church. Our
biggest competition is the Moravian church
that migrated from Germany to this area, and everyone is a member there. This week we have found a lot of people who
belong to this church, but came this week to ours to see how it is. We visit
church two times here every week. One at 9 o’clock for the Spanish ward, which
has about
65 people for assistance, and the Mesquito ward that usually has
around 120 assistance at 4 o’clock.
I feel like I
am starting all over again, because I can’t understand anything they say, just
like when I started in Tipitapa with Spanish.
I love all the missionaries in our
zone, everyone is so fun to be around, and my comp is so awesome! If you had
any questions about his name, Elder Monson is not related to the prophet as far
as he knows. The president of the branch and his wife are the
greatest! They feed and do the laundry
of eight missionaries every day, while doing their callings in the church.
Something
that I have really come to appreciate in the church is the power and faith of
all the sisters in the ward. In our assistance
of 80 in the Spanish ward this Sunday, we had about 9 brothers come to church (four
of them were missionaries) and about 40 sisters and the rest children! The culture here is so sad; a lot of the men
work at sea for a week or two, and then come back and drink all of the time! it is so sad.
I promise
I will take lots of cool pictures this week, possibly on the beach if possible,
but here are a few, from this week. Love
you all so much, and hope that you all have a great week. Thanks for all you
do.
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