Earthquakes and English class

Hello Family! 

So we had a really good week this week. One of our investigators name is Marisol. Her whole family was baptized except for her. She is honestly the nicest woman you will ever meet. We had an awesome lesson with her this week with some members of the church. Everything went smooth and the spirit was really strong. Afterwards she told us, for the first time everything is starting to make sense in my mind and in my heart. I was so happy when she said that. She wants to get baptized but has a huge phobia of water. So we'll see how that goes.

 

On Sunday we went on splits with the other missionaries to help get their investigators to church. We were running late and I felt frustrated because I didn't want to be late for the Sacrament. So we get there and we sit in the back. I felt flustered and was in a bad mood but I saw one of our investigators sitting in the very back by himself. I went and sat by him. He told me he was really worried that he was going to have to sit by himself at church. If we would've been on time and sat more towards the front, I would never have seen him.

Yesterday there was an earthquake. I love the earthquakes haha. But we were in this womans house and she started screaming and panicking. The earthquake wasn't that big but her screaming actually made it kind of scary. They always tell us we need to relax and not panick in an earth quake and now I know why.

I love the ward and the people here. They are so cool to the missionaries. Always so willing to help us out.

Every Saturday and Wednesday we have classes of English and piano in the chapel. We put up fliers and advertisements in stores and more and more people show up. Its getting exciting that we are starting to draw a crowd.  I like teaching English. It actually helps me with my Spanish.

I hope everybody has a great week. Try not to freeze! It's warm here but honestly ever since September the whether has been just about perfect.

Elder Terry