Waspán Has Gone Jarrón Azul

Well hello everyone. I guess I can say for the most part that this has been a good week. For the first part of the week we were only in Villa Reconciliation, but now we can go anywhere we want in Waspán. The president said we could mix all the areas. So there are still four missionaries but in all of Waspán. So I got some of my investigators back, since the other missionaries hadn't really taught them yet. And, no mom, I do not have hot water, just pressurized.

We were able to have the baptism for Berta and everything went fine. When it was time to start there were no members at the church. So we waited about 20 minutes and the Relief Society showed up because they were having an activity. Berta was so happy to be baptized and was confirmed on Sunday in church. Church is still at 8:00 a.m. in the morning. We leave our apartment about 6:30 a.m. to pass by our investigators and bring them to church.

We have been teaching the sister of a recent convert who is also the woman who is our lunch appointment. The name of the investigator is Yamileht. We had a date for her baptism this week  but she couldn't come to church this week, so we have to wait another week. We had the AP´s work with us during the week once, which was also good to do.

The Adventists are the almost members. They go to every activity but won´t commit to be baptized. But we are hoping for them in time. But we are having progress with their friend Erica. She goes to all of the activities, but won´t commit to a date since she wants to wait until may to be baptized when her son is in Nicaragua and after she has received an answer to her prayers.

Today for p-day we had a Capture the Flag with water balloons which was good and fun. Then we went out to eat at some Mexican restaurant so that is all of the photos.

Elder Ferrin and Elder Clark

Elder Ferrin and Elder Valle

Sorry don´t have much more time.

Elder Ferrin