BAPTISM EVERYWHERE!

AMBER I AM SO HAPPY FOR ANNA!! That just made me smile so much that whole experience that you shared. We are teaching a guy from Mexico, we call him Chewie, his nickname because his real name is just to hard for all the Americans to say! So funny. So he has been taught everything now and we are preparing for his baptism this Sunday. He is so solid and he is so ready. I love him and his family so much and it would be the coolest thing if they all could get baptised. His wife Stephanie is in the process of being taught but she is pregnant with her third child so it is often hard to teach her. Everytime we go over they feed us till we die!!! Last time we had Lengua. Chewie works at a cow butchering place and brings home the Lengua or cow tounge and we had some delicious cow tounge tacos! She is awesome and I love her kids as well. Chewie has even been asking us for extra pamplets because he has already been talking to his fellow employees about the church and how awesome it is. He is already a missionary!!!  Sad thing is that he called his mother in Mexico to tell her about his decision and she disapproves but he is going to do it anyway.

 

Funny story, I was just getting done emailing and this guy says ELDER! He is this really hairy hippie dude and comes over and shakes my hand and his hand is all wet and nasty and he says "My names mark and I am a Witch" He rolls up his sleeve to reveal a tatoo that marks his witchiness and i just said " Thats great good to meet you Mark" I didnt know how to respond to this witch... I wanted to ask him if he was a wizard but he vanished to quickly. Another lady rode by us yelling "Watch out! Brain washed dangerous Cultists!" Funny people here!

 Church was good we had like 5 investigators there which was awesome and there was like 75 people in attendance. We need more though for sure. love you all.

 

-Elder allen