Area: Tanchi, Guatemala

Week 78
The main event of this week was obviously a baptism, but not just any baptism. I got the opportunity this week to see a family get baptized, that means a Mom and a Dad and some children. Not all of the children but some of them, the others will come around in due time.
The fact
is that a baptism of a family here is pretty rare, at least, all at
once, usually you will find a member married with a non member and you
baptize the non member or the Dad isn´t ready yet and you baptize his
children, or the most common, the parents are not married yet and they
need to do that before they can get baptized but you go ahead and
baptize the little ones first.
Either way it was a fantastic
experience and there is nothing like the feeling of being all dressed in
white and doing a sacred ordinance. Nothing like it. That´s a big
reason why I miss going to the temple.

The rest of the week was kind of
slow and hectic because we didn´t have as much time as usual because we
had to plan the baptism and do the baptism, but it´s all good. I got to
meet Mr. Moore. He was a missionary about eighteen years ago and he
sent me a letter around Christmas time asking about the mission. It was a
good visit.
In other news, my younger brother
Mikel will be going on his own mission very soon and that is very
exciting. I really look forward
to see pictures from South Africa, all you guys should check it out as well once he gets out to the field and stuff.
to see pictures from South Africa, all you guys should check it out as well once he gets out to the field and stuff.
No letters this week, probably are some in the office but I visit that after writing so don´t worry.
Love,
Elder Norte
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