Wow. Missionary work has lots of highs and
lows. But you know, there are so many miracles here all the time! This
week was kinda hard because the investigators we had when I first got
here are not progressing. We have been praying to find new people to
teach and praying that people keep their commitments. Our zone fasted
again this Sunday for miracles. Miracles do happen! We have been contacting some great people!
The
more I am with this ward the more I love them. They are a young ward
but really great. People are so kind to feed us. Anyone who has ever fed
the missionaries should automatically be accepted into the Celestial
kingdom. :) (jk, the doctrine of Christ is a real thing) People dont
have as much in my area. The outsides of their houses look very run
down, the insides are usually nicer than they appear but people really
are great and humble. This was especially aparent to me with
INTERCAMBIOS this week. (I think that is exchanges in ingles). The
Hermana leaders exchanged with us and I went to a different area, closer
to Viña with Hermana De La Torre from Argentina. SHE IS SUCH A GREAT
MISSIONARY! Holy moly! I learned so much from her! We taught a ton in
the streets, in homes, everywhere. But her area is very quico. (like
ritzy). It was very suburb california and people laugh at you when you
try to approach them. Very interesting. That area also has bikes. WHAT!?
So I rode a bike all day that day. Yes, I was terrified. Yes, I almost
biffed it multiple times. Yes, we wore helmets. Yes, it is very hard in a
skirt. Yes, it was a BLAST! Haha. But biking here in Valpo would be
death because the hills are literally straight up. My calves are already
beautiful after 1 week.
I am slowly
adjusting. People comment on my Spanish often. (good things and bad
things) These Chilean people are wonderful! Blunt but wonderful! Jaja. I
am getting a better grip of the language but it is definitely a
process. That is like with most things. GOD WORKS THROUGH PROCESS! That
is His way. That is always been His way and will forever be His way.
We
had the primary program in our ward yesterday. There were only about 7
kids and they asked me to play the piano for it in the moment. :)
Definitely using my music a lot. My companion and I like to sing for
people. We are asking Presidente Diaz if i can teach piano lessons.
We found Rudolph in Chile!
We found Rudolph in Chile!
I
am so grateful to all of your for your support and love. I am
overwhelmed by it actually. You all keep my going when things get really
hard. I thank my Heavenly Father for all of you! What a blessing it is
to focus on our Savior at this time of year. If you have not seen the
new Christmas video by the church I invite you to watch it. He came to
save YOU! And me. And all of us. And because he did we can return to a
loving Heavenly Father! What a blessing!
Hermana Leah Kelson
4 Norte 1112 Casilla 631
Viña del Mar, Chile
Mucho Amor! Olay!
Hermana Kelson
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