Our service
project was a riot! I loved it! So our Elder´s quorum president got married
last Saturday in Mexico and he´s bringing his new wife to live here in
Guatemala so our service project was that we painted and cleaned and basically
remodeled his WHOLE house!!!
We gathered
the zone together and painted, mopped, cleaned, EVERYTHING and it was CRAZY but
it was so super fun!! I got to spend lots of time with Elder
Brubaker too.... it was a great day.
Yesssss a
member went and bought us Little Caesar´s pizza for all the missionaries in the
zone and it was the greatest!!
The best
thing that happened to us this week.... I think the best thing is this new Christmas
program that the church has given us with new service opportunities and ideas
every single day until Christmas and it´s fun to teach the members and
investigators these things and see the happiness and blessings that this gospel
brings. Service! It’s all about
service. I hope you are participating in
lighting the world this Christmas season!
Here is a picture from the baptism a couple weeks ago.
This is the family where we baptized the husband and the little son like
a couple of weeks earlier and then we finished baptizing the family just like
the other week and it was super fun. The Fajardo Family--I love them!
Elder
Ahumada (our third companion) has been sent to another place. We didn´t have
enough water in our house to take care of 3 missionaries. We barely make it
with the 2 of us. Water has been a small
problem here in this house but we´re in the process of moving. Showering water and dish washing water and
all of that is hard to come by in this location. Drinking water we can buy whenever we really
need it. I think we´re moving to a
little bit smaller house but we´ll be lots more comfortable with plenty of
water so that´s what matters the most. The water comes and goes here whenever
it wants so when it gets here we fill buckets and big containers with water and
then that has to last us until the next time that water comes... Yikes... what
an adventure!
Most
challenging part of the week... probably working with the other missionaries in
our zone. We have lots of new
missionaries and they sometimes struggle a little bit so we have had to go and
help them and work with them a little while every once in a while and it´s good
and everything just a little bit challenging to see them going through these
challenges. I do have lots of
experiences to share. There are so many
experiences and learning opportunities that I can´t even keep track of them
all!!
Life is good
in Guatemala. Hope you are all well!
Love,
Elder Lott
This is someone´s
pet in Elder Brubaker´s area!! Mom, can
we have a monkey?
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