Lou got baptized on Friday morning, Valentines day. The spirit was felt by
every single person in the room. I wish we had an investigator or less active
there to feel that strong spirit but all the members even said how beautiful
the baptism was and said that everyone in the ward should of been there. Lou
cried and cried during the opening song "How Great Thou Art" it was the cutest
thing ever! I was leading the music and that song is so hard to lead, it gets
me confused every time. But life goes on. Haha. Lou took us out to Applebees
Monday night (yesterday) he is so funny! At church on Sunday he came up to us
and said "Sister Funke, thank you for singing at my baptism, now I will
serenade you both at Applebees tomorrow night because I only fear God"
haha good thing he didn't sing too much at Applebees, that would have been
embarrassing, well for him haha but he did sing a little bit, it was
funny.
I found a new word for old people in 1st Nephi and that is
"stricken in years" so now I call all our neighbors my friends that
are stricken in years. haha :)
Uhm... yesterday we went to San Luis and played sports and
ate Carne Asada. That was fun. I am really bad at naturally every sport, so that
is cool. Except I am alright at basketball (thanks Pops for teaching me well).
There was one elder who is way nice and was teaching me how to hit a baseball
because I gave up. I think it has to do a lot with my messed up eye balls and
my depth perception. But he was impressed with how much I knew about baseball.
I can watch it but playing it is another story.
I went on an exchange with Sister Rawlings, from California.
I like her, she's really cool. We went out to Wellton and contacted this former
investigator that Sister Arellano and I taught. He came to church twice
while we were teaching him. But he has been so busy and it was hard for us to
come out to Wellton, but it was really cool because his family is still way
interested. Sister Rawlings prayed and the mom said she felt the spirit so
strongly and had tears in her eyes. This was all in Spanish. Yeah, it was good.
We taught mission prep on Sunday and that was fun.
There was like 6 people there. It was for the whole stake haha. I wish I
was more prepared before my mission. Remember how I only went to like 4 classes
of mission prep and 2 temple prep classes. Oops.
No comments:
Post a Comment