AHHH, CAYAMBE!
Tuesday. Today we started off going to visit some references that we got from the missionaries, and they were so cool. They started reading the Book of Mormon right after the visit, and they came to church, so I'm excited for them. Also, we visited some more of our investigators, and I got to meet them. They were so cool.
Tuesday. Today we started off going to visit some references that we got from the missionaries, and they were so cool. They started reading the Book of Mormon right after the visit, and they came to church, so I'm excited for them. Also, we visited some more of our investigators, and I got to meet them. They were so cool.
Wednesday. So in Cayambe, we are so far away from everything so it takes forever to get place to place, but it's honestly the coolest place ever. We went and taught a young couple that was about an hour away on bus and 15 mins. walking on a dirt road, but it was worth it. They drove down from their house which is on a mountain on their motorcycle just to listen to us, and they loved it. Their names are Juan and Maria. They're so cool
Thursday. Today was a frustrating day. We contacted the whole day and didn't find too much, but we did teach one of our families that has a baptismal date, which I'm excited about. They're are so cool. The little kids are always talking about how they want to go on a mission
Friday. Today we had to go far away and teach another family, and they loved it, too. The other family that we taught today are getting baptized this week, and they are so ready. They are honestly so cool. We're going paint balling with them next Monday. I'm so excited for their baptism this week.
Saturday. Today we had the interviews for Fam Truijillo and they all passed. Afterwards, we went to a member's house and cooked some tacos, which was so fun. They don't know how to cook tacos, so they just asked me and they were soo good. Wow! I miss food! Then we taught Juan and Maria again and they accepted the baptismal Invitation, which was awesome.
Sunday. So here there are not a lot of members and the chapel is so so so small. It's weird. So we got put in charge of teaching 2nd and 3rd hour, which was kind of frustrating and stressful. After, we went to an investigator's house and she lives literally on top of the mountain. It was so beautiful, to be honest. They survive off their farms pretty much. They have 30 cuye (guinea Pig) waiting to be eaten, and we taught their family after, which was awesome. Love, Elder Copeland
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