Monday, March 26, 2018

Transfers!!! (Semana 30)

Saying goodbye to the familia Garcia
Que tal!!! Last night we got the call that we're gonna have transfers here in Andalucia 1.1. I'm going to be heading out to Apodaca to an area called Santa Rosa! It's gonna be super awesome!!! We about to get work down out there!!
This week we have been having some good times and working hard!!! We have been focusing on some of the investigadores that we have and preparing them for baptism. We have also been working a lot with less active members and helping them, which really paid off because quite a few of them went to church with us this week!! I am really going to miss this area and all the people in it! I love all of them and they have all been so kind to me.  Andalucia really has felt like home these past 6 months! 
Ok so something really cool that happened this week that shows that the Lord is always helping us and there are no coincidences. We were walking to comida last week and we got half way there and we were like "yo did we lock the door??" and we couldn't remember so we went back and on our way back we ran into this dude named Alberto. We started talking to him and you could tell that he was pretty drunk. We talked with him and walked him home and taught a little bit and he told us he really wants to change. He doesn't live in our area but we told the other missionaries and then invited him to church. The other missionaries started teaching him and he actually came to church!! It was so cool and he actually speaks some english. It was a cool experience that an impression to go back led to us finding someone! Oh and btw our house was locked lol. 
I have been studying the New Testament a lot and one of my favorite verses that I have read this week is Juan 17:3 "Y esta es la vida eterna: que te conozcan a ti, el único Dios verdadero, y a Jesucristo, a quien has enviado." It says that this is eternal life, to know God and Jesucristo. We should always continue learning about our Padre Celestial and Jesucristo because that is how we come to know them. I love it in Spanish because there are two ways to say "to know": saber and conocer. Saber just means to know about them but conocer means to actually know, to be familiar with them!  

Well, I got to go but hope all is well!!

les extraño y les amo!!
con amor
elder mcclellan


teaching Cesar




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