Week 87 Ecuador

Elder Coleman and I are having the best time of our missions challenging the people with baptismal dates, or simply just to repent. When again will I have the right to just walk in some strangers house, say a prayer with them and then proceed to tell them to straight up repent? So awesome. Lots of love and laughing too, the people have a good sense of humor here.

Looking forward to some further instruction from Pres. Riggins this week and to sit around with the Air-conditioning and good food. We´ve been putting in some stinking long days lately. 

My testimony is stronger than ever that God guides his worthy servants where they need to be to help his work go forward. At random, we stopped by two members on different days 

1. Had slipped a disk in his back and needed a blessing, and for us to go run and tell someone he needed help as he was home alone, he´d been digging fence-post holes. Shame on him for not asking the missionaries for help. He´ll be alright.

2. A less active with kidney stones, 8mm he might of said if that´s accurate? We gave him a blessing and when we crossed paths the next day he joyfully told us he had passed the stones and was back at work. Whew, Thanks God. Blessings work for the faithful. His son now has a baptismal date.

Some fun pics from last weeks´ trip to Bucay. Beautiful. 

Making sugar-cane juice