First off, shout out to my mom! Happy Mother's Day, Mom! Love you lots! It was sooo nice to be able to talk to you yesterday. Definitely the highlight of my day yesterday.
Well, this week was super busy, but good. We have two investigators who are progressing, and we invited them to be baptized, and they said yes! But then when we set a day with them, it scared them a little bit, and so we haven't set a day yet. But we will keep teaching them :) We have also started teaching a family from Honduras. They are all Evangelicals and are super nice. They have a lot of questions, but really like to learn. Yesterday when we were knocking doors, we knocked the door of a man and his wife who are both from Nepal. His wife is due to have their first baby in two months. They practice Hinduism. They are seriously sooo nice. They invited us in and we talked about our religions for about 15 minutes or so. I don't think that they are interested at all, but it was still just nice to have someone be nice to us. The other day we also knocked the door of a family from Romania. They invited us back, but when we showed up they weren't home. That happens a lot. So I'm used to it. But I would love to be friends with Romanians. They're super nice.
Our ward had a party for Mother's Day on Saturday, and let me tell you, it was a party! So much food and dancing! Soooo much fun! Of course, as missionaries we didn't dance, but it was such a good time! 6 of our investigators came, so that was super good! Such a good way to show that we are normal people and have fun and stuff.
Well, that's it for today! I love you all! Be good! Ciao!
-Hermana Clark
Ps- The hotter it gets here, the less clothing people wear... Not my favorite thing... So many awkward moments...
Well, this week was super busy, but good. We have two investigators who are progressing, and we invited them to be baptized, and they said yes! But then when we set a day with them, it scared them a little bit, and so we haven't set a day yet. But we will keep teaching them :) We have also started teaching a family from Honduras. They are all Evangelicals and are super nice. They have a lot of questions, but really like to learn. Yesterday when we were knocking doors, we knocked the door of a man and his wife who are both from Nepal. His wife is due to have their first baby in two months. They practice Hinduism. They are seriously sooo nice. They invited us in and we talked about our religions for about 15 minutes or so. I don't think that they are interested at all, but it was still just nice to have someone be nice to us. The other day we also knocked the door of a family from Romania. They invited us back, but when we showed up they weren't home. That happens a lot. So I'm used to it. But I would love to be friends with Romanians. They're super nice.
Our ward had a party for Mother's Day on Saturday, and let me tell you, it was a party! So much food and dancing! Soooo much fun! Of course, as missionaries we didn't dance, but it was such a good time! 6 of our investigators came, so that was super good! Such a good way to show that we are normal people and have fun and stuff.
Well, that's it for today! I love you all! Be good! Ciao!
-Hermana Clark
Ps- The hotter it gets here, the less clothing people wear... Not my favorite thing... So many awkward moments...
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