Buenas Familia!!!!!!!
Everything here is going very well. My companion and I are just going all over the place. We have become so busy. It can be a little frustrating, with what
little time we have in the day! We have been blessed with more baptisms which
were complete miracles. We will be having 4 more this Sunday as well. I have
found how much the Holy Ghost and the Lord really do guide you in what you say
and how you teach ! They also guide you
in what you are supposed to do for your investigators as well. One of
our investigators that was baptized last
week we had to really fight for. He
just kept saying that he wasn't sure.
He is 14 years old and the lessons that we had with him were just
incredible and completely guided by the
Spirit. I could see in his eyes that we were answering things
about him that he knew we didn't know and because of that and praying he was
baptized.
The people here are
nice and if you really want to know how it is here with the living conditions
we actually live in a nice gated
community but.....our house is okay.
There are more cockroaches then
you could ever imagine even AFTER CLEANING TWICE. There was a flood or in the house next to us. It ended up leaking into our house so
everything got wet. It was fun waking
up to that. It is weird that I have
been out for 6 months now.. Spanish doesn't
even phase me anymore. It's really weird
when I teach everything is like one big
blur of events haha.
I can't believe that Kinze is
about to leave for Germany.
Baptisms aren't the most important thing [on a mission].
It's what you get out of it that
really counts. It reminds me of the
story with Ammon and Aaron. Ammon had a ton of success and Aaron was getting
beat up whipped and naked in a dungeon and yet they were both incredible missionaries. Missions are very individual. They teach us what we need to learn.
Love you all!!
Elder Toma
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