The week was sick!
We
also had a baptism for (Cali.) this is an eight year old girl of the
German lady we are teaching. We were so excited for her! We had a joined
baptism with a child of record so we didn't have to do anything for the
program. I was also very impressed with Cali because she would answer
all the questions and I mean all the questions the people would ask
during the talks at the baptism. She would answer So of her answers were
crazy and very funny but true for the most part haha The mom wasn't
able to be baptized due to so issues with a commandment but it will be
resolved in the near future :) but Cali is going to be a huge example
and light for her family. We hope this motivates her mom to get baptized
very soon!
We have been blessed to look back at the progress
this area as made since I've been here and Elder Vaoga. The Baptism was
able to have us reflect on what we have done and the faith, hope, and
charity we have put into this area. We were talking about how much the
members love us and how we have gained their trust. We get comments all
the time that they are thankful for us and the hard work we do in trying
to get the ward motivated in hastening the work of salvation. We are
always trying to find new people to teach and the lessons we have are
great! The next person we think that will be ready is a lady named
(Marcie) the thing holding her back is her culture. she feels that if
she were to become a Mormon that her ancestors in the IRA would
disapprove of her. So we are going to have an honest conversation about
the difference between culture and religion. Elder Vaoga is going to be
doing a lot of that because of his culture back ground. We are going to
try and tell her that her salvation is between her and the Lord not her
and her family. We hope it will all work out well and keep us in your
prayers.
Elder Winterbottom & Elder Vaoga
Serving in Flower Mound
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