I am so grateful for
the people here. Every day, they are so generous and they treat us so well. It’s
hard at times to express how much I appreciate them but I try. I will pass along
your message to them!
We have a group of
kids right now that are really faithful. It amazes us. They are friends and
cousins of Mauro. They show up to church every Sunday, walking from
their houses which are about 10 minutes away. The thing is, is that the kids
are really faithful, but a little crazy, too. It’s hard to control them because
they are never disciplined and usually they only have one parent. But still we
are amazed at their faith!
Tell him (Brother Da Silva) I said hi back!
Tell him "Bon dia." Our investigators are good. Some are progressing really
well but others don’t have too much time for us.
This week was good!
This week was the finale of Copa America! So everyone was updating us on who
was advancing. Yesterday a team from Tucuman advanced up a division and it was
crazy. It sounded like a war because of all the fireworks and noises! And then
the finale of Copa America was yesterday, too. Argentina took 2nd and it’s kind
of a sore subject. But yesterday there was no one in the streets! It was like a
ghost town.
We have a baptism for
Belen this week. She has been progressing amazingly well. She always has good
questions and she always reads what we give her.
Daniel is doing well.
He is being a missionary even before his baptism. He is 50 years old and is
waiting on some paperwork before his baptism. He has been taking friends to
church and has been talking to his son-in-law who is interested in the gospel.
It’s an amazing thing.
Pablo, the brother of
Mauro is working a lot right now. It’s hard for him to find time between school
and work for us.
We are talking to an
older couple! But it’s a couple! We are excited to be talking with them! His
name is Oscar and they really felt the spirit when we talked about Eternal
Families.
We had a conference
with one of the Seventy, Elder Jorge Luis Romeu. We helped organize a minibus
to be able to take our investigators and members to the conference. It was a
success. We had 7 investigadores (investigators) and about 4 less actives assist with us! Elder
Romeu talked a lot about the family. It was really good. He talked about family
councils and the important roles of the mother and father.
They eat a lot of
panza here. That's stomach haha. And, well, I am getting used to it a little more, but
it’s still a little weird.
The weeks are going by
so fast and in two more weeks it’s the end of my second transfer, and I believe
with Elder Guzman, too. I am a little nervous and am trying to learn how I can
be better still. I know I have a lot to learn, and I know that I need the help
of my Heavenly Father, and my Savior every day. I’m grateful for your support!
I’m grateful that you both served missions, Mom and Dad! :)
Much Love
Elder Wolf
This is just a picture
of one of the beautiful days here. There are two sets of mountain ranges, one is
green and one is usually brown because it is rock, but it snowed in the
mountains and so the range behind is white.
I found a pole with my
name on it today. haha
This is just us in a
house of Kadija with her family. Kadija was the most recent baptism we had, and
her family is really welcoming.
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