Dear Family and friends,
This week has been good!
We have been really trying to find families in our area
and this week we have done just that! We
had a whole day planned out to teach but when I reviewed it again and saw whom we
had, I just got a feeling their part in reading, studying and praying, so it’ll
be hard for to progress. So I told my
comp that we were going to go to a different part of our area where we or the
other missionaries before us have ever worked in much.
We went over to this ”new area” and every person that we
met let us in their door and had a nice discussion with us. We got the chance
to met a guy named Francisco and we were just going to start teaching him, when
I heard someone and he said it was his wife (or... girl friend/live-in because
no one here gets married) that was bathing, so we waited until she finished and
came out. To make a long story short, we
had an awesome lesson with them and the best part is that they are interested!!!!
Haha. He asked us where the church is
and when he could go. So even though it’s
something small it meant a lot to us!
We were walking in the street last Thursday and we saw a member
coming in our direction and so we stopped him and asked him who he thought that
we should visit. He lead us to a house
that I would’ve never found. There were
6 inactive members and 3 people that were investigating the church about 5
months ago, but had somehow fallen thru the cracks. We had
no idea that they were investigating! We
have visited them three times this week and their family wants to be reactivated
and we´ll see what happens with the others that aren’t members!! That’s the
importance of helping the missionaries!!! ha
In our district meeting all I did was teach English. ha .
We had a zone meeting with all of the missionaries in the Santiago area (about 90
in all). I got a call two nights before
telling me that all the Latino missionaries were going to be asked to share
their testimonies in English! Ha. There are 6 that are Latinos in my district. So
I had them write their testimonies in Spanish and I translated them into
English. Then the zone meeting 2 out of
the 6 were asked to share their testimonies and they did it so, so well!!! It’s
way cool.
We are setting up a service project in the hospital here
in Cien Fuegos. We´ll be helping clean,
and visiting with the patient! It should be fun!
I love yall!!
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ELDER
MATT GRINER
misión santiago RD
2011-2013
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