15 Y les dijo: aId por todo el mundo y predicad el bevangelio actoda criatura. Marcos 16:15
Enseñando un perro, estaba bastante interesado, mas que los otros perro en la calle que solo querían comerlos.
Elder Read reports that once more they have had a good week, not so may lessons but after two weeks, they have managed to get in touch with a less active, who they're now working with.
Today - Tuesday - they are going to Murcia for special training, which will be for three zones: Murcia, Cartagena and Alicante, and he will be seeing one of his companions - the second Elder Rodriguez. How smashing, Elder Read says! The first Elder Rodriguez was his companion at the MTC while the second one was his second companion in Huelva.
How time flies! We're using this expression so often and now he has just one more Sunday left in Cartagena and that will their stake conference, which he describes as their second, and the week after - of course - will be general conference. Then that's the end of the transfer and he's off.
"I can't believe it!" Elder Read says. "I don't want to leave, not at all. I really feel part of this ward. I have been here almost 5 months and a lot has happened." He'll always remember Cartagena and now there are sisters in Huelva, so he always looks to see if they've got baptisms. He hopes there will be soon.
When Elder Read wrote home on Monday he said that at that stage he didn't know where they were going that day but it would certainly be somewhere interesting.
As Amalia and I are practising with Portsmouth Stake Choir for our conference on 12th and 13th October, Elder Read mentioned that he doesn't have time to go to choir practice in Cartagena as he has to receive phone calls from all the missionaries of his district. Then he has to phone the zone leaders at 7.30, just when choir practice starts, and that call doesn't finish until between 8 and 8.30.
How time flies! We're using this expression so often and now he has just one more Sunday left in Cartagena and that will their stake conference, which he describes as their second, and the week after - of course - will be general conference. Then that's the end of the transfer and he's off.
"I can't believe it!" Elder Read says. "I don't want to leave, not at all. I really feel part of this ward. I have been here almost 5 months and a lot has happened." He'll always remember Cartagena and now there are sisters in Huelva, so he always looks to see if they've got baptisms. He hopes there will be soon.
When Elder Read wrote home on Monday he said that at that stage he didn't know where they were going that day but it would certainly be somewhere interesting.
As Amalia and I are practising with Portsmouth Stake Choir for our conference on 12th and 13th October, Elder Read mentioned that he doesn't have time to go to choir practice in Cartagena as he has to receive phone calls from all the missionaries of his district. Then he has to phone the zone leaders at 7.30, just when choir practice starts, and that call doesn't finish until between 8 and 8.30.
Bueno, esta semana a sido muy buena, no tantas lecciones
pero por fin nos ponemos en contacto con un menos activo después de 2 semanas
de intentos. Ya tenemos su numero entonces por fin podemos quedar con él.
Este Martes nos vamos a Murcia para entrenamiento especial.
Vamos a ser 3 zonas. Murcia, Cartagena y Alicante, voy a ver a uno de mis
compañeros, mi segundo Élder Rodríguez ¿Que guay? :D
Solo me queda un Domingo mas en el barrio. La semana
que viene es la segunda conferencia de estaca de Cartagena y la semana después
es la conferencia general. Y luego se termina el traslado y me marcho... ¡No lo
puedo creer! No quiero ir me de aquí, para nada. Realmente siento como
parte del barrio. He estado aquí por casi 5 meses ya y he pasado por mucho.
Siempre me voy a recordar de Cartagena. Y además, !ya hay hermanas en Huelva!
¡No lo puedo creer! Siempre miro para ver si tienen fechas bautismales, aún no
pero espero que pronto sí.
Jugando baloncesto - Playing basketball
Bueno, no sé exactamente lo que vamos a ser hoy... Pero
seguro algo divertido.
Con referencia a la practica del coro de la estaca de Portsmouth: Hay un coro de estaca aquí pero nunca tengo tiempo
para ir. Tengo que empezar a ser llamadas para los números del distrito a las
17:30 para terminarlos antes que los lideres de zona me llaman a las 19:30-
justo cuando coro empieza. No termino hasta las 20:00 - 20:30 por ahí.
Las fotos: y enseñando un perro,
estaba bastante interesado, mas que los otros perro en la calle que solo
querían comernos.
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