This week was really
fun! We had a ward activity because it was their revolution day here. That’s
when we ate humita.
This week we have been
working a lot with someone that has a really strong addiction to drugs. It’s
been really hard but we were able to make a lot of goals for him and we felt
the spirit really strong when we could kneel with him and say a prayer. It
sometimes amazes me that the gospel has all the keys to be able to help us with
any type of problem and we are the messengers. That fills me with so much
happiness that we get to bring this message to the people here.
This week we also were
able to have an activity with a family that has been less active. The Dad is
going through some problems and was grateful that we could be there to have a
little bit of fun. We also watched some Mormon messages.
Not to scare anyone or
you guys but after church we were walking and we almost got robbed. Two guys
started yelling a little and then he took out a gun and well started to wave
it. The first thing I thought was that there is noooo way that I’m going to get
robbed right now... I knew I wasn’t going to run and well, haha, I just kept
walking and I thought well we can just talk to them. We started talking to them
and they told us that it was more of a joke and that they like that we talk
about god and they believe in god too. I ended up asking them where they were
going with a gun and he just said that they are really caught up in drugs and
that they just carry it with him.
Moral of the story is
that we are always protected! We hear of someone that gets robbed on the daily,
and it’s sad and scary at times, but I can’t tell you guys how much I believe
in the protection of our Heavenly Father. Nothing ever happens to us and even
when this happened we were able to talk and nothing happened. It’s not a
coincidence that we have so much protection. Just know that we are all fine and
that we trust in and know that the protection from the heavens is real.
We went to san Javier
today and it was freezing but it was really fun! It’s a mountain that overlooks
the city and it has a Christ statue
We also found about
three new investigators this week that have accepted a baptism date. One of the
family members got baptized a while ago and they remember the missionaries
That’s about all,
Love you all
Elder Wolf
This is a place called San Javier in Tucuman and we went
today. It has a Christ statue.
These are pictures from an activity with a food called humita.
It’s like a corn soup. Really Yummy!
We did a family home
evening with the Salas family. We made a cake! The dad isn’t a member. It was
really fun and I think they enjoyed it.
This is a soup that they make a lot here. It’s
called locro and it has almost every part of the cow, pig and sometimes
chicken. It’s got some weird cuts of meat but it’s really yummy too!
Here are some members
of the ward. Both are returned missionaries.
Here is a bag that a
family gave me because it said wolf. Haha
We´re eating fine, but
this picture was kind of a joke because we made hot dogs and we were toasting
the bread with the heater. Haha
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