Como han estado?
I am still living. When President
and Sister Crickmore came to pick us up from the CCM, all the Elders from our
zone came to see us off. Sister
Crickmore looked at me and then she turned to the Elders and said, “she whooped
you in basketball, didn’t she?”
Haha. She’s awesome. This week I have been camping out in my first
area. And by camping out I mean we don’t
have running water …. I’ve become a pro at bucket carrying. I’m actually featured in the picture to the
left (below). So San Pedro is the closest area
to the volcanoes. They are HUGE and
sometimes they smoke. This area is
gorgeous. We are surrounded by fields
and mountains. The people here are muy
amable (friendly). And the food … let’s
just say I’ve gained ten pounds. My
trainer is awesome. She’s from SLC and
her name is Hermana Castillo. I can’t
understand a lot of what people are saying, but every day I understand a little
more. We have some great investigators,
and a lot of them came to church this Sunday!
One thing I have learned this week is that families CAN be together
forever, but that promise requires work on our part. Not only do we need to complete the covenants
necessary to return to Him, but we need to endure to the end also. For me, this means family home evening,
family prayer, and family scripture study, even if only one verse. We have visited a lot of homes this week, and
we can recognize how diligent they are in these things by how strong we can
feel the Spirit when we enter their homes.
I LOVE YOU! Thank you for your prayers!
Hermana Cox
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