Families Can Be Families Forever

This week, like pretty much every week of the mission was a week of miracles. We had the opportunity to be with Ian in his baptism which was really special. All of his family came to support him; they wanted so many pictures to remember his baptism that I think we took longer taking pictures than the acutal baptismal service ;P 

Also POR FIN (at last) our family of 7 came to church, It took them a little while (we had to help them out with brushing hair and giving them breakfast and putting on shoes) but they came :))))))) 

I learned so much about the importance of dilligence this week. God is willing to bless us, but it is after all we can do. This week with this family at chuch we were able to see the fruits of our labors and are ready to help them take the next step and enter the waters of baptsim.

Love and miss you all

Insert from mom’s letter—

The funniest thing that happened this week was the baptism of Ian he is hilarious and these pictures can kind of explain his personality. He is absolutely hilarious and always does "the waffle dance" no matter where he is. As for spiritual things. Well we had two whole families come to church this week, a total fo 10 investigators. Our zone has been struggling for a while as a whole and we had a video conference with president last week where he basically told us that we have to double the amount of work we are doing, we have to double the standards. We worked really hard to do so, and now we have two families that can be families forever!!!! :) 

Hermana Samantha had a bunch more pictures but I was not able to access them.  Hopefully next week I can put them on her blog.

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