Keep Up The Work

Hey everyone! I hope you're all alive and well. So this week was a pretty slow week. Just nothing really happened. A whole lot of our appointments fell through and stuff like that.

 

 

So last week I wrote about our friends Sergio and Lisbeth. So basically they were kicked out of their house here in luque because the mom of Sergio was angry that he was gonna get baptized. So they moved to a different city. But this week we got a message out of the blue saying that they bought a house here in Luque again and that we could come and help them move and teach. We were sooooo hyped about that. But when we were about to leave she texted us saying that something happened and they couldn't move into their new house and are staying in her Grandma's house again. So that was a real big bummer. We still don't know if they're going to come back here or what is going to happen. But that was a pretty big blow for us.

 

 

But we kept working. We're teaching a family where the parents are members but went inactive like 20 years ago and none of their kids are baptized. At first the mom didn't want to talk to us at all. But now she keeps inviting us to her house and tells us her testimony and says she's going to come back to church. So we're going to put their family on date here soon. 

 

 

Besides that almost everything fell through like every day so we did a lot of street contacting. We actually found a good amount of people. And we had one friend come to church which is better than nothing. 

 

 

But yeah that's about all. I cooked empanadas for a family which was pretty cool. But. I hope you all have a great week!!





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