It was
another super busy week in Teófilo Otoni! (I don't usually brag, but we
got an email from President Mazzagardi just to our zone this week
congratulating us for continuing to top the mission). We taught tons and
tons of people this week, but I'm gonna focus on the most important
ones.
On
a bit of a sad note, Rodrigo isn't progressing as well as he could be,
and also didn't come to church, but we're hoping that he'll participate
in seminary when it starts and that that will help him out. He was even
interviewed this week, and can be baptized whenever he wants, but he
doesn't quite want it yet. But the interview helped us understand a lot
better, cause he doesn't open up to us quite as well as he did to the
elder.
We've also been working a ton with
Eunice. We brought her cevada (which is basically coffee except it's
made from barley and a lot healthier. I still think it's gross--even
tried it again to make sure haha--but she loved it!!) and took her
coffee away, which is the last step she needed to make. In the
beginning, she had been having trouble with keeping her promise to pray
and ask God if everything that we're teaching is true. We even prayed
with her a couple of times, but she didn't ask a specific question,
which makes it hard to get an answer. But! one day this week (don't even
remember which) we went there and read in the Book of Mormon about the
Holy spirit and we asked her if she prayed and she said YES and that she
got an answer!!!!!! AND she came to church yesterday! All 3 hours!!
She's going to be interviewed on Wednesday before we all leave haha and
baptized on Sunday!
The only other person that I
want to mention is Pedro, who came to church yesterday. We went to
teach him yesterday, and he is literally what I would be like if I were
being taught by the missionaries! It was fun haha. I'll let you all
think about that one and then tell you more about him next week :P
In
other random news, we made this amazing potato/chicken/bacon casserole
this week! We were trying to imitate this famous potato dish that Sister
Mazzagardi makes every special Almoço. You'd think you'd get sick of
it, but it's so good that you want to be called to train just so you can
eat it! Anyways, ours didn't turn out quite the same, but it was good
:P Also, we went through an entire kilo of flour in like 2 days, but I
can't remember what we made haha.
Also, we
found out Friday night that we've been knocking doors on the wrong
street the entire week! I mean we were close, but the street doesn't
actually continue straight like we thought it did--it doubles back on
itself and climbs a mountain. Don't know how we were supposed to figure
that out haha. We're planning on going back and finishing the street
(I'll tell you why when we get there) but we're going to be gone half
this week for Zone Conference, so we'll see!
Gotta go (gonna send lots of pics!) but love you all!!! Have an awesome week!
-Sister Kirkham
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