Hey
Familia!
I've been showing investigators a picture of our family because
it helps for us to conocer les. Everyone always asks if you guys are Latino or Honduran! I ask if I look Honduran, and they just laugh at
me.
This week was great! We have some members that are going
to give us a bunch of references of families this week so we are pumped!
And our investigator has a baptism date again for this Saturday! Yeah the
funeral thing turned out fine. I´m not sure about the family, but my friend thought my language mix up was funny.
I´m not sure what the mission covers or what insurance covers, but you might be getting a little bill in the mail. I chipped my tooth the other day (no idea how).
Did I ever tell you what it´s like to walk the streets at night
here? There are churches everywhere! They go in and listen to a guy
scream into a microphone the same line or prayer over and over
again. You have every religion you can think of on both sides of the callejon, and then there´s two
missionaries walking in-between to a cita. It´s so loud, since there are so many on both sides, we can´t hear each other talk sometimes.
The church is so small
here, but the members who go to church are so strong. It´s amazing the
adversity that comes against them and they overcome it every day. It
strengthens me as a missionary to see them. Oh by the way, I can speak and
understand Spanish now! I think I forgot to tell you that. The day after my
first companion left it was like I´d been speaking it all along. The gift of
tongues is real
Love you guys!
Elder Cook