Monday, September 4, 2017

A BRAGADO!

BUENAS TARDES! I hope every one is really happy. Things are getting crazy here! Time is ticking - it's short. But miracles continue, and life is a joy in Buenos Aires for those who live the Gospel.

This week we had leadership training in Bragado, which is a city way out in hoo-hah. So on Tuesday we had to go to Luján and take a massive bus over. All of the zone leaders and sister training leaders together in a bus for like three hours. All of the peopleon the bus must've been pretty weirded out with such a large gethering of Mormons on a bus. It's okay though - we were all born to be a peculiar people, right? We had a really great training about using better the Book of Mormon to talk to people, and then we all left and did what they call a Tormenta Blanca (white storm), where we went throughout the city and invited every one to the branch conference that they had this last Sunday. Elder Rodriguez and I were blessed to have President Resek come with us the whole time, and it was a special experience. He is a huge example of love; he relates incredibly well with the people and was just automatically their friend. It's great having an Argentine mission president. It was easy to see that he's been called by the Lord to be here with us, and I'm incredibly grateful for all I learned in the short hour and a half we worked together.

Carlitos is getting baptised on Saturday! He has made such a big change! Ten years it took him, but after some great examples and some specail dreams, he's decided he's ready. It is a blessing to be with him on the journey.

I'm loving every moment I have. The Lord is good to me, and I know He loves me. I love Him, and I love the wonderful people He has blessed me with here in Argentina. Keep ya head up, friends! Nothing can ever go permanently wrong if we use Christ's great atoning sacrifice. Joy to the world!

Un beso,
Elder McDonald
Elder Rodriguez and I are painting some thing special to liven up the pench a bit.

Cool street art in Luján.

The public bathroom in Luján.. I thought squat toilets only existed in China...

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