Hola
from Yuma
This
week was pretty slow in regards to missionary work. Not a lot of
people
were home and could meet with us. On Saturday, our branch did a
trip
to the San Diego
hours
away) so we helped a lot of people do family history this week
so
they could take family names to the temple. Irma, who got baptized
a
week ago, was able to go to the temple to do baptisms and she loved
it.
We also helped a lady in our branch, who was baptized a year and a
half
ago, find names to go to the temple for her first time there. She
loved
it as well. Also, we helped Isabel, who was baptized in
September
and this was her 2nd time going to the temple, find 7 more
family
names to take.
On
Saturday morning, during studies, one of our investigators in the
foothills
(about 20 minute drive) called us and said she is trying to
leave
to Mexico
wanted
to know if we knew how to jump start a car. After years of
driving
the lawnmower, which always had a bad battery, I assured her
we
knew how and drove to go help her. However, there were a lot more
problems
than just the battery. He car was literally being held together
by
scotch tape and nails, so we did the best we could, but
she
finally decided it was time to buy a new car.
Stevie
is doing really well. In one of his prayers at the end of a lesson,
he
said, "thank you for helping me feel good during the lesson"
which
was awesome because he's very soft spoken! He and his twin
sister,
Heidy are planning to be baptized on the 26th.
Sorry,
not a whole lot to report on this week.
Love,
Hermana
Gubler
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