God loves us. He really, really loves us.
This week I was in companionship exchanges with a Hermana that has been here for 3 weeks, and doesn´t know much Spanish. We spent a good part of the days stopping and talking with people in the street. As we were walking to an appointment, I felt that we should take a different path and we ran into a woman and her little child.
We contacted her like we would anyone and and as we were saying goodbye I got the strongest feeling that we should ask her if there was anything that we could do to help her.
Her sincerity really surprised me.
She looked a little frustrated and told me that she didn´t know. That she honestly didn´t know but sometimes she just felt bad.
I pulled out a pamphlet and marked a few things for her and then looked her in the eyes and starting talking and testifying. And as I told her how much God loved her- I became overwhelmed and almost started crying. She had tears in her eyes, and As we said goodbye the second time she looked a little more at peace.
Still thinking about that moment makes me want to cry. I could only feel a little part of what our Heavenly Father feels for her- and I can´t even imagine what would be the full effect.
Walking that stretch of road to our next appointment I began to think of our celestial family- and the individual importance that we all have.
This week we`ve been focusing a lot on teaching families. I think I´ve wasted a lot of time of my mission focusing on salvation- when I should have been more interested in exaltation. Salvation is personal, but exaltation is familiar.
We´ve also been talking a lot about repentance in first-time visits- and it´s been really powerful. Everyone needs to use the atonement a little bit more in their lives.
I also inhaled a mosquito. It hurts a lot more that it sounds.
I LOVE YOU.
This week I`m writing from the area of my district leader!! We spent p-day making tacos. Greetings from Elder Morales ay Elder Romer.
Mi nueva compaƱera y mi distrito y zona
Las hermanas de mis 3 zonas!
el abuelo with my hat
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