January 12, 2015
That’s what I keep saying to
my companion and to the whole district. On the first day of the transfer,
I was set on doing a diet. But that’s not happening any time soon.
This week was
great. Crazy, but great. Victor and Cassandra are doing
great. They will have all their paperwork ready this week to get married
at the end of the month. Victor also used to have a real drinking
problem, and now he says that he really doesn’t feel any desires for it
anymore. They are really just great, and they will be the second member
family in Campamento, which is a little neighborhood in our area. It will
be fun to see how the work grows in Campamento in the future.
We taught our first
active Buddhists this week. We talked to this family outside and they let
us in. The husband’s name is Nelson.
He said that he always went to church activities as a kid, and, as strange
as this might sound in Peru, he said, "I would probably be a Mormon if I wasn’t
a Buddhist." I bet Davi never got to hear that on her mission.
I thought I never would. We’ll see how he goes.
I'll just talk how I’m
thinking right now. We are banking on these people to get baptized this transfer:
The Castilla family, Victor and Cassandra (they're good), Esmeralda, Amanda,
and Margarita Mendoza’s son. Please pray for them. Please pray for
us to also find another family to baptize on the 7th of February. Don’t worry, I’m not trunky yet. I can
get trunky on the 8th. I just don’t know how to think yet. The work
is a lot of fun, and we honestly run from appointment to appointment sometimes,
but I just really want to take advantage of the time I have. Don’t worry,
Elder Harrop and I will. He’s a good boy.
Love you all!
Make good choices! Have fun in school again!
Elder Johnson
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