May 28, 2018 ~ Week 94

Hey! I hope everything's going well back home. I'm sorry to hear about your health situation mom. I hope everything is resolved and that it isn't anything serious. Please keep me updated. I'll keep you in my prayers. 

I'm glad to see that school's out! That's always really exciting. That means I'll be home super soon! Aaaahhh! But for now, I'm just going to keep working hard. We had two baptisms this week! Steven and Miguelángel both got baptized, and they also both got the priesthood, and they're going on the ward temple trip this Thursday. We're also now teaching Jefry, Miguelángel, and Steven`s friend: Jan Carlos, and he has a fecha for June 16th, and he's really excited to get baptized.

I think/hope that I'll be staying here in Cristo Rey for my last transfer. I'll find out on Saturday! Being a Zone Leader is going well. Ours is the only Zone in the entire mission that reached the goal of 2 baptisms per companionship in the month of May! Haha, so things are going well!

Something really cool happened this week. We left with the Second Counselor in the bishopric: Ramón, and we didn't have any appointments, so we felt like we should go to Steven's house, but when we got there, Steven wasn't there, but his mom was. Her name is Blendy. She was baptized about a year ago, and her husband doesn't really like the church a ton, so it's been kind of rough for her sometimes. So we talked with her, and we asked if we could share something with her. So we prayed and I shared a scripture about prayer, and we started discussing the importance of prayer, and then Blendy started to cry, and she said that these past few days have been rough for her. And that just before we came she had prayed for God to send someone to help her. 

Wow. That was a cool moment. It's amazing too see God's hand in everything and to be able to be the answer to someone's prayer. 

This week, I'd like to invite the family to pray to be the answer to someones prayer, and if you ever find yourself in a difficult moment, don't be afraid to pray for help. God knows us, and will help us in any difficult moment. 

I love you all so much and I'm grateful for everything you do for me! I hope everything goes okay with your kidney stone mom, and I hope you feel better! You are always in my thoughts and prayers and I love you guys so much! Have a good week!!!!!! ​

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Love, Elder Anderson