Como Estan mis amigos?
This last week has
been pretty fun, I got to see a lot of old people that I used to teach, since during
my first transfer in Metairie we covered La Place; but now I’m serving down
here. It is super fun, we have had some crazy people that we have run into
while tracting, some crazy conversations in the apartment, and had a run in
with our vehicle coordinator. All in all its been quite the adventure so far.
A cool experience this
week was one that we had while tracting. We were out tracting and ran into 4
Cubans that were outside talking, they kinda yelled us over and started asking
us about why there is so many religions out there and a whole bunch of other
interesting questions. We start trying to answer their questions but one of
them keeps interrupting and asking more questions that he wasn’t expecting us
to have an answer for. He seemed to have
had experiences asking other churches these same questions and it stumping
them. He kept asking and ranting for
about 20 min until my new comp, elder B, jumped in and asked if we could talk
now since he had talked for such a long time. We then proceeded to almost
answer all the questions he had brought up and it seemed to shock him a bit,
but before we could finish he jumped back in asking us more questions. This happened multiple times until he realized
that we actually had answers to his questions and so he said he would come to
our church this next Sunday and see if it meets up to what he thinks it should
be; ie: people being friendly and talking to him. It was actually pretty cool to see that questions
that had stumped other churches and their teachings, were all able to be very simply
answered by two teenage Mormon boys. It was a testimony to the fact that
we have the fullness of the gospel in the latter days and that the church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints truly is the true church of Christ in the
world today.
Love you all!
New Companion: Elder Bertanneau |
Service project at the horse farm. |
Putting together a filing cabinet before dinner. |
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