Dear Friends and Family,
Short letter, BUT, there will be pictures, so don't worry.
The main news is this: My district got bigger.....
One of the other DL's (my former companion Elder Berryhill) was training a new missionary, but that particular missionary came on the mission without telling anyone that he had dental trouble. He had been struggling with said health issues for pretty much the whole three weeks he was in the field and they finally sent him home last week. Consequently, Elder Berryhill became Zone Leader 3 because there was noone else to be his companion. After a few days of that, they sent him off to the farthest away zone in the mission and dropped his district on my head......So that is fun.
I almost had my first baptismal interview on Friday, but I was going on divisions with my elders so I couldn't. Speaking of that, divisions were fun. As I have mentioned, there are some areas in the mission that are bigger than others. The other elder's area is much smaller than mine, and I LOVED it. It felt so nice not to have to take buses and run-walk everywhere you go.
In other news, the assistants to the president are changing areas.....to our ward. I am not 100 percent sure why...but they are. The AP's need to travel the entire mission and especially to the offices, so it is a little weird that they are going to be working so far from the offices...our ward is in a completely different municipalitie. But whatever. They move in on Teusday.
We have some pretty cool investigators right now, and i think they will be able to progress, as long as they come to church... But beyond that, I have found that the Lord is blessing us in a multitude of ways. Always remember that there are people waiting for this gospel all over the place. Even in the places you least expect it.
Se que el Señor prepara las personas a recibir este mensaje. Se que Dios nos ama y es nuestro padre. Se que Jesucristo vive y que no ama.
Los amo,
Elder Lambert
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