Hola Everyone!!
I can't believe it's already week 11 in my mission (not
including MTC)! Time flies way too fast!! This week has been full of so
many miracles.
Earlier this week, we were able to help a family (Hilton's)
in the ward with their garden. Brother Hilton said that we could come
back every week and help him so that we could talk to the Hispanic workers that
are renovating their house. All of the workers are super nice and love to
talk to us in English AND Spanish! We're hoping we get some new
investigators out of it!
As far as Michael is concerned, he's still progressing, but
slowly. We're pretty sure that he wants to get baptized, but a lot of his
concern is coming from not being able to see his daughters on Sunday and having
to work a lot of overnight shifts. Please keep him in your prayers.
September is going to be his month!
On Wednesday, we found out that one of the less actives in
our ward, Bro. Mason, was arrested and taken to the county jail for drunk
driving and then released a few days later. He'd been missing for two
days when we found out. Yesterday, we went to see if he was back or not
and he was!! We were able to share D&C 121: 7-9 with him and help him
realize that drinking is not the way to help him cope with all of his financial
and spiritual problems. We were able to set up a return appointment too.
On our way back to the car, we met his neighbor who's a sweetheart!
She looks out for him since none of his family lives close. As we
were passing by, she wanted to thank us for visiting him regularly. She
gave us her phone number and told us to stop by whenever!! She's super sweet
and the whole time we were talking to her, I could just picture her in white!
We got to meet another less active family (the Ramirez')
this week as well. They're all great and they have a strong testimony.
They said the only reason they stopped coming was because they got
offended by someone in their ward in Ventura. Their oldest son just
started high school and wants to start going to seminary and mutual!
Their other son is 8 and a half and really wants to get baptized.
The parents are really the only ones with reservations, but we're really
excited to start working with them.
On Friday, we had a Health, Vehicle, and Apartment Training
Meeting with another zone! It was really great and I got to see a few
people that I knew. President and Sister Castro are doing great as always
and send their love to everyone who's supporting the missionaries in the world!
I love them so much! (Also, a little late, but I forgot to tell you
that one of my old zone leaders is now an assistant).
In addition to all of the miracles we've seen this week,
we've been able to continue teaching Nancy (RC) who wanted me to tell everyone
hi! She's such a sweetheart.
I'm so grateful for the opportunity that I have to be
serving here in California. I know that this is where I need to be right
now and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. This gospel is the best
thing that's ever happened to me and I would urge anyone who doesn't know why
to ask someone and find out! They'll be glad to tell you!
Thanks for all the love and support from everyone! I really
appreciate it!!
Con amor,
Hermana Halliday
Representation of my District! :-)
Relaxing!
Don't ask! :-)
On exchanges a couple of weeks ago.
On exchanges a couple of weeks ago.
Beautiful evening silhouette in Moore Park.
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