I'm Free

We are about to have our big mission soccer pday, so I'm gonna keep this one short, but we saw a ton of change this week! (that pday just ended)

First off, we had transfers this week, and I finally left the office! You don't even know how much joy I have being on the road the entire day talking to people! I literally have a constant smile on my face. 

I got transfered to Bela Vista. It's the closest area to my old area, so it kinda feels like I'm working in the same area, but it's whatever. The ward is needing a ton of help, and if we don't raise the weekly attendance to 100, the ward will have to combine with another. (There were about 60 people on Sunday) 

I'm also training for the first time on my mission, and it has been the coolest experience! I'm training Elder Gómez, from Uruguay, and I love him so much! He's super ready to learn and give everything he has. Plus, I'm going to be coming out of my mission fluent in Spanish too. 

Before transfers, my old ward threw me a big "suprise" going away party. It was a super special experience for me as I got to see all of the people who left such a big impact on my mission. I'm truly going to miss that ward! 

But I'm so grateful for everything that's happening right now. This week has probably been the most focused week on my mission, and we are seeing so many miracles! God is so good! 

In my last area, they baptized two of the people that we've been teaching for a little while! That made me so happy! They were both miracles. We also had a family show up to church out of nowhere, and we're going to start teaching them! Pray for Emilly, Evillyn and Célia! 

I love you all! Happy mother's day! Love you mom!! Hope you all have a great week!!

Elder Ware





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