Heyyyyyy,
First transfer down here in Santo Domingo. Elder Tejada is
going home this week and I will be leading my are in Santo Domingo with
my new trainer, Elder Legaspi, whom I will be meeting tomorrow.
So
kinda interesting. We've been under warning since Saturday because of
Super Typhoon Lando. It is huge, but I haven't seen it yet hahha. It was
supposed to hit yesterday, and then today, but still it's just cloudy and
occasional rain. But yah, kinda scary. So still waiting for the massive
typhoon to hit.
Lots of change in the zone
because of transfers. Lots of new faces in Vigan zone so we'll see
what happens. Yesterday at church the Branch council all cried because
Elder Tejada is leaving and also because Sister Paca, a sister
missionary whom has been in Santo Domingo for 6 months, is getting transferred. They all cried and thanked the missionaries. It just made me
want to keep serving and help build the kingdom of God here in Santo
Domingo. We still don't have any solid investigators which is hard, but
I'm giving everything to this area and I'm praying my guts out for them.
Not gonna lie its been a hard 6 weeks for me
emotionally, mentally, spiritually. Its been very up and down and this
is hard, but I wouldn't be anywhere else. I want to thank every single
one of you for your support, your words of encouragement, advice, and
love. They have all been heaven sent. Thank you for your prayers. I
know the Lord is with us.
Sige na ingat until next week! Mahal ko Kayong lahat!
-Elder Andersen
Here
is the Baptista family. they are all members, but mostly less active.
The boy on the right of me, Roger jr. Baptista, is 18 years old and
preparing to serve a mission. He fellowships with us most days out of
the week. He is the best.
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